Overview

The Vimar LINEA Series is a 1/2M blank module for closing an unused half-module opening in a flush-mounted modular installation. It keeps the front of the assembly clean and finished while preserving the layout of a LINEA switch or control position. Across the listed variants, the module body measures 11.0 mm wide, 52.8 mm high, and 14.3 mm deep, with an IP40 protection rating for protected interior locations.

This insert is made from halogen-free thermoplastic with a matt untreated surface and uses claw-and-screw fastening in a built-in format. It has no contacts, no lighting, and no signal lamp, so its role is straightforward: cover the spare position neatly and leave the surrounding installation looking complete.

Key features

• 1/2M format for closing an unused half-module space in a Vimar LINEA modular assembly
• Built-in mounting format with claw-and-screw fastening
• Halogen-free thermoplastic body with a matt surface finish
• IP40 rating for protected indoor and enclosed panel locations
• Compact front size of 11.0 x 52.8 mm with a depth of 14.3 mm
• No switching contacts, light source, or signal lamp, so it functions purely as a blank cover

Variants

This module is offered in multiple color finishes within the same LINEA 1/2M format.

Across the listed variants, the size, mounting method, thermoplastic construction, matt finish, and IP40 protection stay the same. What changes is the visible front color, so the blank can match the surrounding LINEA devices and trim more closely.

• VM30040.G: Black, RAL 7021. This finish blends into darker switch layouts and trim details where a lower-contrast front is preferred.
• VM30040.C: Canvas, RAL 7032. This is a softer neutral tone that suits warmer interiors and installations that do not call for a bright white insert.
• VM30040.B: White, RAL 9016. This finish fits cleanly into light-colored panels and white LINEA assemblies.

Installation and fit

This part is meant for LINEA modular assemblies where a half-module position needs to be blanked off without leaving an exposed gap. It is useful during refits, panel cleanups, and staged installations where one space is being left unused for the time being.

On board, it makes the most sense in protected interior areas such as cabins, interior switch panels, and enclosed helm consoles that stay out of direct spray. The IP40 rating suits dry locations and routine handling, rather than exposed deck positions or washdown-prone spaces.