Meross MS100F

Meross Temperature & Humidity Sensor Stand I designed this simple desktop stand for the Meross temperature and humidity sensor. The idea was to keep the sensor standing freely on a table, shelf, or windowsill, instead of leaving it flat on a surface or attaching it permanently to a wall. This makes it easier to move the sensor around and find the best place for accurate room temperature and humidity readings. Since the sensor is solar-powered, it also helps you find the best position to capture sunlight and keep it charged. The stand has a stable round base, a vertical support, and a small ball-joint holder for the sensor. This allows the sensor to rotate and tilt in different directions, making it easier to adjust the angle for the best room measurement position, and sunlight exposure for the built-in solar panel. Features Designed for Meross temperature and humidity sensor Freestanding desktop/table stand Stable round base Adjustable ball-joint holder Sensor can rotate and tilt in multiple directions Helps find the best sunlight position for the solar panel No wall mounting required Easy to move between rooms Easy to print Parts are printed separately No supports required Good for Home Assistant setups and room climate monitoring Print Notes The print is very easy because the parts are printed separately and can be assembled afterwards. No supports are required. The small ball joint needs to be fixed with an M2x8 mm screw. I printed the base and ball in black PETG, and the sensor holder and support in transparent PETG. No special post-processing was needed.