Arduino Nano Slim Case Box

Name: Arduino Nano Slim Case Box
SKU: 21310
Availability: InStock

120.00 ₨

Color

Clear

SKU: N/A Category: Casings and Holders Tag: Arduino Nano Slim Case

Compact Protection for Your Project

An Arduino Nano Slim Case Bo is a compact, protective enclosure specifically designed for the Arduino Nano. This slim case provides robust protection for delicate circuitry, making it ideal for makers. Hobbyists, and DIY enthusiasts working on small, intricate projects. Slim and lightweight, these cases are perfect for conserving space while adding a professional finish to your electronics setup.

With the Arduino Nano’s popularity for small-scale, portable electronics projects.A slim case box adds value by ensuring the board remains secure and durable. This enclosure helps prevent short circuits, dust, and accidental damage, extending the longevity of your Arduino Nano board. Made from durable materials such as ABS plastic, the case offers resilience against wear and minor impact, without adding bulk.

The slim case is easy to install, often featuring snap-fit or screw-lock designs, allowing quick assembly and disassembly when adjustments are need. Ventilation slots in these cases help manage heat, keeping the board cool even during extend use. Many slim cases are also design to offer clear access to ports. Including USB and power, ensuring the Nano can be used without obstruction.

Ideal for robotics, wearable tech, IoT applications, and prototyping. The Arduino Nano Slim Case Box is essential for maintaining project portability and safety. Whether you’re building a sensor module, a small automation system, or a home gadget. This case provides an affordable, reliable solution for project protection. Choose the Arduino Nano Slim Case Box to add durability and professionalism to your next electronics project. Ensuring your Nano stays safe and functional in any setting.

Arduino Nano Slim Case I wanted a slim case for my Geekcreit® ATmega328P Nano V3 (a copy of the Arduino Nano board you can find on Banggood) and the model from Mean122 was nice, but only for original Arduino (components position differ slightly).

I also wanted a case for situations without pins access, but with an output cable directly soldered on the board : I did this one Arduino Nano Slim Case.

No components footprint to be compatible with all boards, a 3mm cable output, a window to see the LEDs and a reset button, simple and beautiful 😉