Dometic s7 (Seitz) window safety lock QuickLock

Anti-theft, child safety locks, and deterrent effects.

After searching almost everywhere and always only finding it at suppliers who sell such adapters, I finally found the right one and wanted to offer it here.
Last year, when I didn't have a 3D printer, I also bought this adapter. Now it would be stupid not to print on my own. After all, it's made for that purpose ;-)

There are multiple printing boards:
- Board 1 is an original from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6027608, and it follows the Creative Commons Attribution License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Thank you very much for the files posted by 'Herr-voragend' (the designer).

- Plate 2, with a hollow-out ALARM logo
- Panel 3, the color of the word "ALARM" can be adjusted so that it can be clearly seen from the outside.
- Board 4 is the same as Board 3, but it can print 15 at a time.

Note that the waste material generated by board 3 is heavier than the final product!

To test whether it's basically suitable, please print board 1, and then print the required number of board 3 parts in one go. No matter how many parts you print, the color change will be the same.

Board 4 is the best balance between waste and products - it can be used for 15 windows.

I hope this can help you simplify your search. That's exactly what I'm lacking here.

Since the adapter is usually only printed once, I set the quality to high, so the printing time will naturally be a bit longer.

Print with PETG. ABS is certainly not a bad choice either, especially when traveling in the south. I haven't tried it yet, but I highly recommend it, because the purchased parts have already deformed after half a year.