A weatherproof case for Feather boards #Feather @MCCI

MCCI Corporation has announced new weatherproof cases sized to fit circuit boards in the Feather form factor.

This sealed, gasketed case not only protects boards from the elements, but it includes all the required mounting hardware for boards compatible with the Adafruit Feather system, including MCCI Catena® boards like the 4610, 4612, 4801 and 4470.

Shown in these photographs with an MCCI Catena 4801, the case includes a removable plexiglass base-plate, standoffs and related hardware. The case also includes cable glands to allow entry for field wiring or power.

Notes:

  • This case does not come with a Feather / Catena board or other electronics; those are sold separately.
  • The case is sealed, and therefore environmental sensors will not track the external conditions as closely as they will with a ventilated case.

Specifications:

  • Material: ABS plastic.
  • External dimensions: 100 x 68 x 36mm
  • Cable glands: 2 x PG-7
  • Recommended cable sizes: 0.118″ – 0.169″ diameter
  • Mounting hole diameter: 6mm
  • Center-to-center: 42mm
  • Dimensional drawings: casecover.

See the MCCI page for more on the case.

Note: Adafruit doesn’t carry this case at this time.

Model 4050 Weatherproof Case for Feather-system Boards


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