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Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor

IMG_4557.jpg Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
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IMG_4556.jpg Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Body.png Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Top.png Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Arm.png Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Wetterschutz_2015-May-01_09-48-43PM-000_HOME.png Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Wetterschutz_2015-May-01_09-48-31PM-000_RIGHT.png Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Arm.stl Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Body.stl Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
Top.stl Radiation / Weather shield for Netatmo outdoor sensor
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Publication date 2022-08-27 at 14:59
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Published to Thingiverse on: 2015-05-01 at 23:58
Design number 823874
hamop

hamop

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I ordered a Netatmo weather station and want to have a protective mount for the outdoor sensor as it's not really waterproof and also has to be protected from sun radiation to ensure exact measurements.

This is a radiation and weather shield to mount the sensor inside.

Works like a charm! Measurements seem to be accurate, I'll keep an eye on them...

Update after more than 3 years: It works perfectly. Readings always seem to be accurate, and even though I printed it in PLA it still looks like it's brand new!

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You will need one of the top.stl, one arm.stl and 6 body.stls. The body is intended to be glued together and should have a nice fit on the mounting arm. In the arm, you can insert an M3 nut and screw to hang the Netatmo sensor.

I printed the top and body parts upside down with support (the body parts with brim) and 100% infill because of the small studs for mounting them together. The arm was printed with 60% infill to make it sturdy enough. The body parts were glued together with UV-curing adhesive (superglue or similar will also work) and the body was put on after the whole thing was mounted to the wall with two 4mm screws.

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