powerbox modular
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Description
A sloped-console enclosure for a custom battery power box.
The case features a sloped front panel for mounting a DSN-VC288 volt/amp meter and a generic battery level indicator, positioning them at an ergonomic viewing angle.
- Outputs: Four 14 mm barrel jacks on the front panel.
- Inputs: One 14 mm barrel jack and a 17×12 mm power switch cutout on the rear.
- Internals: A segregated 70×60 mm battery compartment with retaining walls.
- Assembly: Four M3 corner bosses meant for heat-set inserts, securing a drop-on top plate.
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