were can I find or DIY mounts to install this in a project box?
1984722
I would get a thermal silicone rubber insulator and mount the P/S against a metal plate via the four metric sized corner holes. A die cast aluminum box, like those made by Hammond, would make a dandy heat sink as well as a case. The problem is getting to the in/out selector push button and making a window to see the voltage. For my application, I just used sticky two sided mounting tape and stuck it to the chassis. Sticky back Velcro also works but can be difficult to release and Velcro is a terrible heat diffuser. 4-40 screws are difficult for mounting as the nuts and the heads of the screws create an "interference fit".
1984723
I would get a thermal silicone rubber insulator and mount the P/S against a metal plate via the four metric sized corner holes. A die cast aluminum box, like those made by Hammond, would make a dandy heat sink as well as a case. The problem is getting to the in/out selector push button and making a window to see the voltage. For my application, I just used sticky two sided mounting tape and stuck it to the chassis. Sticky back Velcro also works but can be difficult to release and Velcro is a terrible heat diffuser. 4-40 screws are difficult for mounting as the nuts and the heads of the screws create an "interference fit". I would get a thermal silicone rubber insulator and mount the P/S against a metal plate via the four metric sized corner holes. A die cast aluminum box, like those made by Hammond, would make a dandy heat sink as well as a case. The problem is getting to the in/out selector push button and making a window to see the voltage. For my application, I just used sticky two sided mounting tape and stuck it to the chassis. Sticky back Velcro also works but can be difficult to release and Velcro is a terrible heat diffuser. 4-40 screws are difficult for mounting as the nuts and the heads of the... » Read More I would get a thermal silicone rubber insulator and mount the P/S against a metal plate via the four metric sized corner holes. A die cast aluminum box, like those made by Hammond, would make a dandy heat sink as well as a case. The problem is getting to the in/out selector push button and making a window to see the voltage. For my application, I just used sticky two sided mounting tape and stuck it to the chassis. Sticky back Velcro also works but can be difficult to release and Velcro is a terrible heat diffuser. 4-40 screws are difficult for mounting as the nuts and the heads of the screws create an "interference fit". « Show Less
731155
I think you have to use the bracket. You might be able to mount it directly, but you may have to use/purchase an alternate screw
1943390
should fit unit comes with a second mount option that you can more permanently mount with screws
1346501
yes I have a installation guide, if you will provide your e-mail address I will scan and send it to you. Are you planning to topmount or undermount?
1455753
make ur own mounts and just put flat on the top and it will still work good
85995
The short answer is NO. But it would be easy to first install a small plate about 2-1/2 inches wide and mount the bracket to that plate. A local hardware store could supply what you need.
1852784
Not sure if you ever heard back from the seller, but found this and thought it might be similar enough to help. http://www.mounts.com/PartData/Docs/techspecs/PSPK.pdf
1060227
Contact Jim...the wizard who makes these. You would need another mounting unit . He is excellent and bends over backwards to help customers
1258193
Greetings. You may check the vidoe for the mount process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7IRSV17S0 Thank you.
773177
I do not know for sure but I believe you would find a much better mounting solution by searching for BlendMount or ProClip as they specialize in those kind of mounts.
471209
They provide a couple sets of different size mounting screws, it should have what you need.
2060313
It didn't come with any kind of mounting hardware that I can recall, but Im sure you could do it your self with a quick trip to Lowes or Home Depot.
1855976
Mounting kit is not included. There are 4 points on the back side that may be used for hanging with cables (not included).
1958657
You would have to provide your own anchors and screws that can fit through the holes on the mount. Use a mason bit slightly smaller than the anchor to mount it.
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
839140
It didn't come with one, so you might call the manufacturer or see if there are universal mounts that could work.
1112961
Yes. You could also buy the command mount if you don't want to use any screws .