Case for Gas Leakage Detector with Arduino

This enclosure is designed to house the open-source project “Gas Leakage Detector using Arduino” by rinme, available on Arduino Project Hub:
https://projecthub.arduino.cc/rinme/gas-leakage-detector-using-arduino-05c0c9
Original license: CC BY-SA.

The case consists of two parts: main body and lid. It is intended to accommodate all the components required for gas leak detection in domestic or lab environments.

⚙️ Supported Components

• Arduino UNO
• Mini breadboard
• 9V battery
• 9V battery plug
• MQ5 or MQ135 gas sensor
• Piezo buzzer
• 5 mm LED with panel mount

📐 Technical Specifications

• Wall thickness: 2 mm
• Structure: two-part enclosure (case + lid)
• Internal layout: dedicated slots for each component
• Front panel:
  • Hole for 5 mm LED
  • Acoustic grille for buzzer
  • Opening for gas sensor
• Mounting: designed to keep components stable during use and handling

🖨️ Printing Recommendations

• Technology: FDM
• Material: PLA or PETG
• Layer height: 0.2 mm
• Infill: 20–30%
• Perimeters: 2–3 walls recommended
• Supports:
  • Required for the lid and some internal features of the case
• Orientation:
  • Case: print with the base on the build plate
  • Lid: print flat, top side up

📦 Additional Notes

This project is evolving: future updates may improve assembly, internal cable routing, and compatibility with other gas sensors.
Comments, makes, and remixes are very welcome.

📸 Credits and Inspiration

• Case design: Vinors 3D Lab
• Electronics project: “Gas Leakage Detector using Arduino” by rinme on Arduino Project Hub