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Vodafone Power Hub Wall Mount

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Wall Mount - Larger Tolerances - PLA
Wall Mount - Larger Tolerances - PLA
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Wall Mount - Snug Fit - PLA
Wall Mount - Snug Fit - PLA
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Wall Mount - Snug Fit - PETG
Wall Mount - Snug Fit - PETG
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Wall Mount - Larger Tolerances - PETG
Wall Mount - Larger Tolerances - PETG
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Update 1 29/05/2026: Following feedback about support removal from @dublajes the supports have been optimised for removal and should come off in large chunks if not a single piece. My thanks to everyone who has left their positive comments - hopefully this update makes that experience even better.

Neat little mount for a Vodafone Power Hub - with space to organise and hide the power cables for the unit itself and nearby optical network terminal if your set-up is like my neighbour's who this mount was designed for.

Very easy to install: just position the bracket where you want the unit mounted, in this case above the wall socket/outlets and internet service provider's optical network terminal. Drill the relevant mounting points either into a stud or using wall plugs in your drywall and install the bracket with some 4mm diameter screws. The power and ethernet cables can be tucked into the back compartment of the holder and plugged into the unit before the power hub unit itself is slid backwards and down into place.

Which version should I print?
Enclosed printer (H2D, X1C & P1S ) - Snug Fit Model.*
Unenclosed printer (P1P & A series machines) - Larger Tolerances model.*
*This should ensure the model fits nicely with the additional shrinking when printing unenclosed.

 

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Please be exceedingly careful not to damage or pierce the electrical mains wires in your wall if you are mounting yours close to a socket like you see in the photos. Before the install I removed the electrical sockets and ensured my drill holes and mountings would not interfere or contact the electrical cables running to and from the socket in the mains ring in any way. The power was turned off, pilot holes drilled and cables double-checked, the socket re-instated and tested. Please take care.

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