Generic DC Power Supply Wall Mount
A case designed to enclose a generic 12V power supply unit (PSU) and mount it on a wall. The author states measurements were taken from a model found at https://grabcad.com/library/power-supply-300-to-360w-1 and should fit most standard standalone power supplies used in 3D printing (e.g., Mean Well). The case includes ventilation holes, though the author notes there are no holes on one side where the PSU vents are located to prevent dust collection; the author reports this has not caused heat-related issues during use. A hole is included to view the status indicator light. A separate cap is available to close the open side of the case via a friction fit. Printing Tips: - Tree supports: ≥ 15% infill, ≥ 2 walls - For the cap: The author recommends printing at under 100% scale depending on the accuracy of hole size with your printer/filament. - The author advises considering the thermal properties of your filament against the heat generated by your power supply. Usage Setup: 1. Disconnect power from the power supply. 2. Install the case on a sturdy surface using screws (screw holes are 5mm in diameter). 3. Slide the PSU into the case with the correct orientation so connectors are accessible and the ventilation hole pattern matches on the top. 4. If using the cap, snap it into place. 5. Reconnect power. To remove the PSU: 1. Disconnect power. 2. Push the PSU from the covered side (if the cap is installed, it should pop off easily with the force from the PSU).
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