Sometimes it can be useful to install your ESP32 or ESP8266 based project in a cabinet and give it a professional look. This small enclosure kit will help you to bring your ESP based project on a DIN rail.The kit includes a prototyping PCB with integrated 5V power supply. So you can use for example 24V DC by the cabinet to power the ESP module inside the enclosure. On the pcb you will find 2 different assembly options for a ESP32 and ESP8266 module.

I will show you the usage of the ArduiBox ESP kit in this little instructable.

Step 1: Tools and Materials

Materials:

ESP or ESP8266 module (AZ-Delivery D1 Mini or AZ-Delivery ESP32 Dev kit C recommend)
ArduiBox ESP Kit

Tools:

Soldering iron
solder wire
side cutting pliers
cross slot screwdriver

Step 2: PCB Assembly

Please follow the attached construction manual for the pcb assembly. If needed, you can add additional circuits or modules (RTC, communication...) on the breadboard area. Beside the breadboard you will find all GPIO and power pins marked on the pcb.

Assembly Instruction ArduiBox ESP rev B.pdf
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Step 3: PCB Mounting

Please use the 2 self tapping screws to mount the pcb in the bottom shell.

Step 4: Place the ESP Module

Plug the ESP module of your choice onto the headers of the pcb.

Step 5: Open the Terminal Covers

Depending on the used terminals you have to remove the terminal covers of the top shell.
These covers comes with rated break points. You can remove it with a screw driver and a nose pliers