Sensor Housing

This sensor housing is designed to hold a GPS module, a light sensor, and a temperature/humidity sensor in a compact, weather‑aware enclosure. It was originally built for use on a boat, but the design works well in any environment where airflow and splash‑resistance are important.The housing allows air to circulate freely around the sensors while providing drainage paths so that any water entering the enclosure can exit through dedicated holes. This helps maintain accurate readings without trapping moisture. Design NotesThe Main Housing has a specific print requirement:the first two layers must be printed in clear PETG, with the remaining layers printed in any PETG colour.This ensures the light sensor receives enough illumination while keeping the structure strong.The enclosure is designed to be assembled once and not easily taken apart. Internal bolts secure the main housing, making it suitable for permanent or semi‑permanent installations.For wiring, I used 7‑core 12v trailer cable,