Hollyland Pyro S Wall Mount

Design a professional wall-mounted holder for the Hollyland Pyro S wireless video transmitter/receiver. The mount must fit both the transmitter and receiver. Published device dimensions are approximately: Height: 112 mm Width: 71.2 mm Depth: 34.1 mm Provide approximately 0.8 mm clearance on every side so the fit is secure but not tight. The mount shall consist of two printable parts: PART 1: Main wall mount. PART 2: Separate removable locking clip. Requirements: • Device slides vertically downward into the mount. • Device cannot fall out once locking clip is installed. • Locking clip must be removable without tools. • Wall plate thickness 5 mm. • Device must stand exactly 8 mm away from the wall to allow unrestricted airflow behind the unit. • Use four countersunk mounting holes sized for #8 wood screws. • Include recessed pockets around screw heads. • Add reinforcement ribs between wall plate and mounting rails. Retention: • Use two full-length tapered dovetail rails on each side. • Rails should guide the device during insertion. • Include anti-rattle spring tabs near the top. • Include a positive stop at the bottom. Ventilation: Do not block: Rear vents Top vents Bottom cooling fan Bottom vents Side vents Create generous openings for airflow. Connector access: Leave complete access for: HDMI 12G-SDI USB-C DC barrel connector Power switch Status LEDs Antenna hinges No connector should contact the mount. The connector openings should be oversized by approximately 2 mm. Printing: Designed for PETG or ASA. No supports required. 45-degree chamfers wherever possible. Minimum wall thickness: 3 mm. Corner radius: 3 mm. Edges: 2 mm chamfers. Include embossed "PYRO S" lettering on the front. Include interchangeable locking clips labelled: TX RX Include drain slots at the bottom. Use a commercial-looking industrial design suitable for permanent studio installation. Export: STEP OpenSCAD STL Generate clean manifold geometry suitable for FDM printing.

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