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ESP8266 / ESP32 / WEMOS / Universal terminal block (DIN rail & stand-off)
Working with different Dev Kits from Espressif? Do you want to mount these to a DIN rail?
Do you just want to use terminal blocks with screws instead of soldering?
Here you go! This little board accepts most of the ESP boards out there:
- ESP8266 Dev Kits (30 and 38 pins, wide and narrow boards)
- ESP8266 WeMos D1 Kits and the like
- ES32 Dev Kits (30 and 38 pins, wide and narrow boards)
However it does not fit for Arduino Nano or similar smaller boards.
There are 3mm holes with a distance of 300mm for mounting to a DIN rail clamp which you can print on a 3D printer (found here). Additionally there are 3mm holes on all the four corners form mounting using stand-offs.
To complete your board, you will need:
- 4 x 2.54mm/0.1" Pitch PCB Screw Terminal Block Connector with 10 pins
- 6 x 2.45mm/0.1" Pitch Female Pin Header for 10 pins
ESP8266 / ESP32 / WEMOS / Universal terminal block (DIN rail & stand-off)
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