##A case for a standard pump controller allowing window cleaners and other cleaning professionals to slot the controller into without having to drill into the controller case.

The hole at the top is about 15mm which allows for a variety of screws and bolts to pass through for mounting on systems. Alternatively, you could use it to simply hook it onto something This case includes hexagon cut-outs in an attempt to reduce filament usage. The large hole in the base allows for the controller cables to be fed through. The hexagon on the right of the front face is aligned with the v16 power button

ETA print time should be about 2 hour 40 min

The design in the file allows an extra few mm to allow for shrinkage and also to ensure the controller slides in and out more easily (newer V16 controllers are also slightly bigger than other older controllers).

###Please Resize As Needed This specific case's dimensions were based off of Streamline's SFC5 Controller. I then added the cut-out for where the power button should be for the v16. The reason why is because my current v16 is in use and the SFC5 is an old spare part I had handy.

I printed this using Rapid PETG No supports are strictly necessary, althought be sure to get your filament settings right for the overhangs (mine weren't perfect but it still worked). Make sure to use a brim otherwise the corners may curl upwards and dislodge from the print bed.

I'm a complete novice to CAD software for 3d printing. Future adjustments may come out.

`edit` ***Following the integration into my system, I have observed that the button slot is positioned too low. I will promptly update the file with the necessary adjustments to elevate the position of the bottom button slot. Please note, that upon release, this file will include "V4" in the name to represent that it will be the fourth iteration – it does not represent compatibility with specific pump controllers. This design is pretty universal, across the whole of europe at least.