Cases for Arduino

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Protect and mount your Arduino the right way. Browse UNO/Mega/Nano cases in acrylic, ABS, and aluminum—plus stackable lids for shields, DIN-rail enclosures, and project boxes with cable and GPIO access. Perfect for labs, classrooms, robots, and IoT installs in the Philippines. Shop by Board Arduino UNO/UNO R3 cases (R3 footprint, USB-B cutout) UNO R4 Minima/WiFi cases (USB-C cutout) Mega 2560 enclosures (extended length, ICSP/SPI access) Nano / breadboard bases (mini enclosures, breadboard plates) Cases for stacked shields (tall/vented lids) Shop by Style Acrylic (clear/smoke): quick assembly, visible LEDs and labeling ABS / plastic project box: durable, easy to drill for custom ports Aluminum: rugged with better heat spread for motor/driver builds DIN-rail mount: control cabinet enclosures for industrial panels Mounting plates: M3 pattern plates for robots and kiosks Recommended Accessories M3 standoffs & screws (nylon/metal) • mounting tape 30/40 mm fans • heatsinks for motor shields USB cables (USB-B/Micro-B/USB-C) with right-angle options Power supplies & 5.5×2.1 mm adapters Tools (precision screwdrivers, drill bits, reamers) Compatibility Notes Footprint: UNO/UNO R4 use the R3 hole pattern; Mega 2560 is longer and needs a dedicated case. Ports: Match the case cutout to your board’s connector (USB-B vs Micro-B vs USB-C; DC barrel jack). Shield height: Use tall/vented lids for motor shields , Ethernet , or stacked proto shields . Mounting hardware: Arduino boards usually take M3 hardware; check case kit contents before adding to cart. Related Collections Official Arduino • Arduino-Compatible Boards • Arduino Shields • Cables • Tools FAQs – Arduino Cases & Enclosures (Philippines) Will a UNO case fit the UNO R4? Most R3-pattern holes align, but the UNO R4 uses USB-C instead of USB-B. Choose a case specifically labeled for UNO R4 to ensure port clearance. How do I mount a shielded stack? Pick a tall or vented lid and use stackable headers . For hot moto