The ideal enclosure for keeping the weather sensors is the Stevenson Screen. A Stevenson screen is an enclosure to shield meteorological sensors against precipitation and direct heat radiation from outside sources, while still allowing air to circulate freely around them.

I have designed a 3D printed Stevenson screen to keep the weather sensors and PCB board. The enclosure has the following parts:
1. Base part
2. 4 x Middle Rings
3. Middle Cover ( Separate the Solar panel from the PCB chamber )
4. Top Cover ( above which a 130 mm circular solar panel will be mounted )
The whole idea is to stack all the above parts one above the other so that the inside chamber will be well-ventilated from the outside.
The above parts will be assembled by using 4x M4 rods, it can also be 3D printed.
Full Enclosure:

Base Part:

Middle Rings: ( Required 4 Numbers )

Middle Cover:

Top Cover:

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