Overview

The Vimar VM30602 is a 2-module mounting frame with claws for LINEA flush-mounted wiring devices, made to fit a Ø 60 mm round flush-mount box with a 71 mm centre-to-centre spacing.

It is the piece that holds the modules straight and secure behind the cover plate, so your switch, socket, or control insert sits square in the opening. On board, it is typically used in cabins, heads, and interior consoles where LINEA devices are installed in a round back box set into a bulkhead or panel.

Key features

• 2-module LINEA mounting frame for Ø 60 mm round flush-mount boxes
• 71 mm centre spacing to match LINEA modular device layout and cover plates
• Claw fixing helps lock the frame into the back box for a firm, even mount
• Thickness shim can be removed when mounting into thin wall builds such as plasterboard style panels
• Removable claws for installs where a claw mount is not needed

Compatibility and fit

Confirm you are working with a round Ø 60 mm flush-mount box, and that your device position needs the 71 mm centre spacing used by this 2-module LINEA format. This frame is a mechanical mounting part and does not affect 12V or 24V system wiring by itself, but it needs to match the series and mounting box style you already have in the boat.

Installation and setup

Mount the frame into the flush box and tighten the claw mechanism so it bites evenly without distorting the wall surface. If you are installing into a thin liner panel, remove the thickness shim so the device and cover plate sit flush instead of standing proud.

Once the frame is secure, fit the LINEA device modules to the frame and finish with the matching cover plate for a clean, serviceable installation.

Use cases on board

This mounting frame is a good match for refits and new installs where the boat already uses Vimar LINEA modular devices and Ø 60 mm round boxes, and you need a consistent 2-module layout in tight interior spaces. It also helps when you are replacing a worn support and want the faceplate alignment to look right again.

Maintenance and care

After the first few trips, recheck that the frame is still seated tight, especially on panels that see vibration. When cleaning around the cover plate, avoid forcing water into the device opening, and keep the back box dry with proper sealing and cable routing where the mounting location is exposed to spray or washdowns.