Description
Case compacto para ESP32 e módulo LoRa SX1278, com compartimento para um cooler de 30 mm e tampa de encaixe sem parafusos. A entrada de ar do cooler fica no piso, sob uma capa em grade, e a parede +X é lisa.
Ganchos para remix
- Entrada de ar: abertura de 25 mm no piso, sob a grade. Dá para trocar por outro desenho de grade ou reabrir fendas na parede +X.
- Cooler: centrado em x = 48, furação de 24 mm (furos de 2,8 mm). Ajuste se o seu for de outra medida.
- Apoios do ESP32: quatro pinos com furo M2, em x = ±22 e y = ±9. Confira com a sua placa.
- Prateleira do LoRa: trilhos de 20 mm, 3 mm de largura, 2 mm de altura. Aumente se a placa balançar.
- Combina com: texto na tampa ("Altear AgroGuard") e na lateral ("Altear Tech"), trocáveis por outros nomes.
Dimensões externas: 98 × 34 mm, altura de 24 mm mais a tampa de 6 mm.
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