Rainproof Housing for Tapo C110 / C100 Camera - Free 3D Print Model

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Watson

Household>Garden

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P1S

P1P

H2D

H2D Pro

H2S

H2C

P2S

X1E

X1 Carbon

X2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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4.8 h

2 plates

4.0(1)

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Description

This is a rainproof housing designed for the Tapo C110 or C100 camera. Shaped like a small house, it reliably protects your camera from rain and moisture. An optional base tilts the camera back by 2° to better capture objects on a surface — for example, birds or squirrels feeding on a table.

Assembly instructions:

Fill the hollow space inside the housing with sand or another heavy material to give it extra stability.
Glue the roof onto the housing using super glue or a two-component adhesive.
Once dry, remove the original Tapo camera base and clip the camera into the inner housing part.
Don’t forget to plug in the power cable before inserting the camera!
Slide the inner housing with the camera into the outer shell from below.
Optionally, place the housing on the base stand for a more stable setup.

That’s it — your camera is now protected and ready for outdoor use!

I personally use this setup to film birds and squirrels while they feed. What will you use it for? 🐦🐿️

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Comment & Rating (5)

@Tillman86

I scaled the outer housing to 101% and left everything else the same, and everything looks and fits great

The designer has replied

@watson21a

The housing looks great! I’m glad you were able to get the two parts to fit together on your printer. Thanks for sharing your solution with the 101% scaling — that will probably help others as well.

@user_2265694523

nice design but unfortunately the black insert doesn’t fit the housing.

The designer has replied

@watson21a

Thanks for your comment. If you can’t slide the black insert into the housing, please make sure there are no small pieces of filament inside the cavity or on the surface of the insert. It’s a tight fit by design. If you’re still unable to insert it, you can try scaling the housing up by about 0.5%. I hope this helps. This model is optimized to work on my printer (P1S), so it may need a little bit of tweaking to get a perfect fit on your printer.

@PixelKeys

Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

I really like it visually. Unfortunately, the two housings only fit together with great difficulty. I would print the outer housing a few mm larger to get the camera housing in better

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