Overview

The Vimar VMV54303 is a 3-module floor mounting box for Eikon, Arké, Plana, and Neve devices that installs on the V54903 floor box for a flush floor location.

It has a metal body with a 120 mm x 120 mm footprint and 60.5 mm depth, which helps when you are planning clearances under a sole or raised platform. Three conduit inlets make cable routing into the floor box cleaner and easier to service later.

This kind of hardware is a good match when you are building out a tidy switching or power point at floor level and you want the device mounting to stay rigid even with vibration and regular foot traffic.

Key features

• 3-module capacity for Vimar Eikon, Arké, Plana, and Neve device families
• Flush floor installation when used on the V54903 floor box
• Supplied with a 3-module mounting frame
• Three conduit inlets for bringing cables into the floor box
• Dimensions: 120 mm length, 120 mm width, 60.5 mm depth
• Metal construction with screw mounting method
• No built-in strain relief, so cables should be secured as part of the install
• CE marking and WEEE compliance

What’s included

• Floor mounting box
• 3-module mounting frame

Compatibility and fit

This mounting box is meant for 3-module layouts using devices from the Eikon, Arké, Plana, and Neve families. Before cutting or committing to placement, confirm you are building a 3-module point and that your floor box is the V54903 so the parts line up correctly.

Because this is floor hardware, it is worth checking underside clearance for wiring bend radius, conduit runs, and any structure below the sole.

Installation and setup

The unit mounts by screwing down to the floor box, and the three conduit inlets let you route incoming cables in a controlled way instead of relying on loose pass-throughs. Plan your cable paths so the device modules can be removed later without having to pull the whole run.

Since there are no strain relieves built in, add your own cable support in the floor box or just outside it, especially in areas that see movement or vibration. Keeping wires supported reduces stress on terminals and helps prevent intermittent faults over time.

Use on board

Common placements are cabin soles, helm areas, and workspaces where you want a clean switching point or a serviceable outlet location without adding a surface box. It also suits refits where existing Vimar device families are already used elsewhere on the boat and you want the same module format at floor level.

Maintenance and care

Periodically check that mounting screws stay snug and that the wiring inside the box is still properly supported. If the floor area is exposed to wet gear or washdowns, keeping the opening clean and free of grit helps prevent wear on the installed modules.