Flair Puck wall mount hardwire

Wall mount for Flair.co Puck. 

This model is built around the internals of the included wall plug. A couple of pairs of pliers, and you can pop the plug module off and pull the transformer out and slide it directly into this model. 

I used solid Ethernet wire and soldered it onto the leads of the transformer and rand them into wago connectors where the 120v power connects.

I didn't like any of their solutions of having a rectangle electrical box with a usb outlet behind it. It didn't look clean.

There are two models. The normal one has a full body enclosure and tabs that flip out and lock the box into the drywall. It has a finished ring that pressure fits over the heads of the screws to keep it in place. All the pieces friction fit together. They are snug on purpose.

The SFF (small form factor) uses drywall anchors to hold it into the wall. I would suggest predrilling and cutting carefully, as 2 of the drywall anchor holes are close to the square cutout.

These may not be up to code for your area. Use at your own risk. I assume no responsibility. I recommend using a flame-resistant filament.

Additional parts

Screws for body/box tabs

    Ace hardware item number: 4605

Screws for SFF

    insert - Hillman drywall anchors. Not the screw in type

    lock - small grabber screws. I just used some I had laying around. 

Print Settings

Infill

15% on everything but the box tab. 50% for box tab

Supports

On build plate