PSM24-360S Enclosure [or other 125x80x125 DIN PSU]

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Lots of room, IEC320 plug housing ready! 80x15mm fan intake in the top to keep it cool. Easy mounting with M3 self threading screws. The front panels both secure the PSU in the case and cover all the wiring while directing air flow through the unit and out it's front vents to cool it. There's a 16mm cutout in the back to accept a cord gland on the DC out wires. I like to use XT60 connectors on mine. I mounted a small 5v PSU in the rear of the case providing 700MA to the fan. This and a dual ball bearing 80x15mm fan is nice and quiet with plenty of airflow. Made in Solidworks using [Automation Direct's specs](https://www.automationdirect.com/adc/shopping/catalog/power_products_(electrical)/dc_power_supplies/rhino_select_(din_rail)/psm_series/psm24-360s). I added some vents and a baffle to help the fan's air flow down through the unit and out to keep it nice and cool. I got this unit off Ebay for $70. They are awesome power supplies and I trust them a lot more than the cheapo ones normally seen on printers. There's an alternate version with space for a [cheap meter and shunt](https://www.amazon.com/ZRM-Digital-Voltmeter-Ammeter-Display/dp/B07DZWD4GT/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=50+amp+with+shunt&qid=1618611034&sr=8-5) inside. These are the "with meter" parts. #Thank you!