Overview

The Vimar EIKON Series is a modular 1P NO+NC push button rated at 10 A and 250 V, with a built-in snap-fit body sized at 22.3 x 49 x 29.5 mm. It is an unlit insert for flush-mounted EIKON layouts and uses one normally open contact plus one normally closed contact for momentary control.

For marine interiors, this type of switch makes the most sense in protected locations such as cabin panels, covered helm stations, and service areas where the control panel stays out of direct spray. Its IP40 protection, thermoplastic body, and matt finish point to sheltered installation rather than exposed deck or washdown zones.

Key features

• 1P momentary push button with 1 normally open contact and 1 normally closed contact
• Rated 10 A at 250 V
• Built-in modular format with snap fastening for flush-mounted EIKON installations
• IP40 protection for dry, protected interior mounting locations
• Thermoplastic housing that is halogen-free with a matt surface finish
• Unlit front with label surface and a body size of 22.3 x 49 x 29.5 mm

Variants

This range changes by finish color and front symbol. Variants are offered in grey, silver, and white, with either an ON or OFF symbol on the rocker.

Across the range, the switch format stays the same: 1P NO+NC momentary operation, 10 A at 250 V, IP40 protection, and the same housing size for matching EIKON flush-mounted layouts.

Electrical and mounting notes

This is a momentary push button, not a maintained rocker switch. The NO+NC contact layout is useful where one path needs to make and another needs to break from the same press, which is common in control circuits and signaling functions.

Fit is straightforward when the panel is already based on EIKON modules. The insert mounts built-in with snap fastening, so the key checks before ordering are the correct series match, the available panel depth, and whether the installation point is suitably protected for an IP40 device.

Use on board

This switch suits boats that use residential-style modular switchgear in interior spaces and want a clean, symbol-marked control point. It is a sensible match for refits and new builds where the switch panel sits inside the cabin or another sheltered area and the rest of the electrical layout already follows the EIKON format.