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Pi Zero Single 18650 Power Sled
An 84 x 62 mm base plate that holds a Raspberry Pi Zero on M2.5 standoffs (58 x 23 mm pattern) next to a slide-in sleeve for one 18650 cell (18.4 x 65 mm). The sleeve is open at both ends for the wire tabs and has a top slot for pushing the cell out. Four M3 corner holes let you bolt the whole power pack into a robot or project box.
Flagged: battery or DC power. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Pi Zero Outdoor Sensor Node Gland Box
A wall-mount base tub for outdoor Home Assistant and garden sensor nodes. It measures 90 x 60 x 36 mm and has a 3 mm wall. Inside are Pi Zero standoffs on the 58 x 23 mm pattern with 2.9 mm M2.5 holes, counterbored from the back. Two 12.6 mm holes in the bottom wall take M12 or PG7 cable glands, so sensor leads come in from below and water runs away from them. There are four M3 heat-set insert bosses with 4.0 mm bores for the lid, a 3 mm flat rim for foam gasket tape, and slotted wall ears for #8 screws.
Flagged: mains electrical wiring. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Pi Zero Four-Blade Cluster Rack
A vertical rack that holds four Raspberry Pi Zero boards 24 mm apart on printed fins. Each fin has diamond standoffs on the Zero's 58 x 23 mm hole pattern with 2.9 mm M2.5 clearance holes. Open slots in the floor and diamond windows in the fins let air rise between the boards. The side rails are kept low so the SD slots stay reachable, and four 4.5 mm holes take M4 or #8 screws for a wall or bench mount. The whole rack is 84 x 100 x 42 mm.
Flagged: a sharp edge or blade. Not for safety-critical use without independent engineering review.
Pi Zero Vented Wall Tray
This open-front wall tray holds a Raspberry Pi Zero, Zero W or Zero 2 W on its 58 x 23 mm hole pattern. The four 6 mm standoffs have M2.5 clearance holes and head recesses underneath, so the screws sit flush against the wall. The 71 x 36 mm tub has a lowered wall along the port side and notches at both ends so the SD card and camera ribbon stay reachable, a slotted floor for airflow, and two ears with slots for #8 (4.2 mm) wood screws so you can mount the Pi flat to a wall, shelf or cabinet side.
Tripod Electronics Deck
Part of the 'MG90S Six-Servo Stewart Platform' kit: a 150 mm round tray with a 2.4 mm floor and a 6 mm lip. Three 10 mm legs, 30 mm tall, sit on outboard lobes at 78 mm radius and take M3 heat-set inserts (4.0 mm bore, 6 mm deep), so the hex base plate bolts on top with M3x10 screws. On the floor are a Pi Zero on 58 x 23 mm M2.5 standoffs with loose nut recesses, a 31 x 31 mm M3 driver-board grid with captive nut pockets, a 30 x 12 mm cable slot and a 12 mm notch for the power lead. The flat underside works as the platform's feet.
Pi Zero Snake Head
The open-top head from the 'SG90 Wheeled Serpentine Snake Robot' kit. It measures 90 x 36 x 33 mm and holds a Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero 2 W on four 6 mm standoffs spaced 58 x 23 mm, fastened with M2.5x12 screws and nuts. The 4 mm rear wall has four 3.4 mm holes and bolts to the first segment housing with M3x12 SHCS. The front face has four M3 heat-set bores (4.0 x 8 mm) on the same 16 x 20 mm pattern for sensor plates. A split port window in the left wall gives access to the Pi's USB and mini-HDMI connectors.