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Puts the Omada Fusion 2.5G into a 10" mini rack instead of leaving it loose on a shelf. The cavity is open front to back, so you choose the orientation: screen-forward keeps the 2.51" touchscreen where you can actually read it, or ports-forward puts the five 2.5G jacks at the rack face, with cabling running out the opposite side either way. It holds the gateway flat in a single U, which suits the small wall-mounted and desktop racks that homelabs and small offices are increasingly built around.
**Compatible with:** TP-Link Omada Fusion 2.5G (hardware versions V1, V1.60, V2 and V2.60) and the Omada Pro Fusion Pro 2.5G. Both units share the same chassis, so one mount covers either.
β οΈ Important: this fits the Fusion 2.5G and Fusion Pro 2.5G only. The Fusion 2.5G PoE, Fusion Pro 2.5G PoE and Fusion G+ are all different sized chassis and will not fit this mount.
You get the printed mount. Rack mounting hardware is not included, so use whatever your rack uses.
I 3D print this in PETG rather than PLA for the better heat tolerance, which matters for a fanless quad-core gateway that runs warm in an enclosed mini rack. The open lattice on the top and bottom keeps air moving across the chassis. A 19" version is also listed in my shop.
π¬ For any custom design requests please message me.
// Reviews
Reviews from our customers
What a quality build. He worked with me to get me exactly what I wanted
Came out perfect, as needed.
Pretty Satisfied with it in general. The panel plate is slightly thicker than all my other panel plates, but that's not an issue since my screws are long enough. The screws were a snug fit that required me to slowly screw through the hole; The screw won't slip through the hole. I didn't see a way to secure the Netgear device but it shouldn't fall off with all the connected cables.
Very nice design! A great way to take the weird shape of the modem and make it rack mountable
This is great. Looks great in the rack and amazing quality
Amazing I love how it looks.
