Waterproofing the Power Enclosure | Arduino Modbus Project

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A cost-effective approach to waterproofing the power module for the Arduino Modbus project involves employing readily available materials. To achieve this objective, I utilize a hot glue gun to effectively seal the entrances of both the Ethernet and power cables. Additionally, for the upper section, I employ a rubber gasket that, when compressed by the lid, offers a reasonably adequate level of protection. This solution is suitable for use in typical environments such as basements or attics.



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