A rainproof enclosure for a Tapo T100 Motion Sensor which allows the device to be used outside.

All elements are printed in PLA, apart from the gasket which is TPU. You could use silicone sealant to make a seal if you don't have TPU - just remember to pair your device to your hub before you do. If you use white or light PLA, the status LED of the T100 will be visible through the front panel.

I'm aware that PLA is considered by some people to be unsuitable for use outside. I disagree - it works well for short-lifespan projects, and this is designed to last the battery life of the T100 which is about 2 years.

I have included an alternative back without the integrated cowl.

You will need:

1 x Tapo T100
1 x printed Front
1 x printed Back
1 x printed 100mm ground spike extension
1 x printed TPU gasket or silicone sealant
1 x [ground spike by bhskb] (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4507310)
4 x 3.5 diameter 16mm wood-screws for attaching the front
some silicone sealant to seal around the sensor

Discard the plastic stand-off that comes with the T100, and use superglue to attach the T100 to the indent in the rear of the front plate.

Seal around the sensor with silicone sealant.

Use wood screws to mount the Front (plus gasket) to the Back

Push the 100mm Extension into the socket in the Back.

Fit the Ground Spike into the 100mm Extension - I used superglue as the fit wasn't so snug.