Arduino Project Enclosure designed to fit Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, and other boards with the same footprint (such as FEZ Domino, FEZ Panda, Netduino, and similar). It gives your project a clean, finished look while protecting the electronics from accidental bumps, dust, and stray wires on the workbench.

Protect and Tidy Your Arduino Builds

• Snap-fit design: The enclosure simply presses shut, so you don’t have to worry about screws, standoffs, or extra hardware.
• Room for small add-ons: There is a bit of extra space inside for a compact sensor or breakout board alongside your main board.
• Clean presentation: Ideal for classroom demos, lab prototypes, and small desktop projects where exposed PCBs aren’t ideal.
• Easy to modify: Drill, cut, or file openings for cables, connectors, and switches to match your project layout.

Compatible Boards

• Arduino Uno and most Uno-compatible boards
• Arduino Mega (standard footprint)
• Other boards with the Arduino R3 mounting pattern (e.g. FEZ Domino, FEZ Panda, Netduino, and similar)

Project Ideas

• Sensor node: Uno or Mega with a small sensor breakout and cable glands for external probes.
• Bench tools: Simple data logger, signal generator, or relay control box with front-panel connectors.
• Robotics controller: Use it as a tidy control box mounted on a robot chassis or project panel.
• Learning kits: Package classroom Arduino exercises in a durable enclosure rather than loose boards.

Fit & Compatibility Notes

• Older boards: Some older Arduino boards have a slightly smaller mounting hole near the rear of the ICSP connector. To use them with this case, enlarge that hole to about 1/8" and they will mount correctly.
• Ethernet shields: Newer Ethernet shields may require removing one internal peg inside the enclosure for everything to fit comfortably.
• Custom cut-outs: For USB, DC jack, headers, and switches, you can mark and drill/cut the enclosure walls to suit your project.

Technical Specifications

Usage Tips

• Lay out your connectors first on paper, then mark the enclosure before drilling to keep openings clean and aligned.
• Use short jumper wires or right-angle headers to keep the inside wiring neat and reduce lid strain.
• For mobile projects, consider adding adhesive feet or mounting holes in your base plate or chassis.