Overview

The Vimar Arké 19684 is a 4-module Round cover plate in wood for Vimar Arké switch and outlet points where the finish is part of the interior, not just the wiring. Its front size is 144.5 x 90 mm with an 8.5 mm profile, so it gives a full trim finish around a 4-module layout without adding much depth at the wall surface.

This plate is intended for flush-mounted interior installations and can be fitted in either horizontal or vertical orientation. The surface is matte and untreated, the construction is halogen-free, and the plate is rated IP00, which makes it a better fit for cabins, saloons, berth areas, and other protected spaces on board rather than open cockpits, washdown zones, or other wet locations.

Key features

• 4-module Round cover plate for the Vimar Arké wiring system
• Wood construction with a matte, untreated surface
• Front dimensions of 144.5 x 90 mm with an 8.5 mm profile
• Can be installed horizontally or vertically
• Suited to flush-mounted installations with clamp fixing
• Halogen-free construction
• IP00 rating for protected interior spaces

Variants

This cover plate is offered in three wood finishes, all within the same Arké Round 4-module format.

What changes across the range is the visible wood tone. The layout, overall size, mounting orientation, and intended Arké 4-module application stay the same.

• VM19684.52: Cherrywood. This finish brings a warmer red-brown tone that stands out on darker joinery and traditional cabin interiors.
• VM19684.53: Maple. This option has a lighter appearance that works well where the panel finish is pale or where the electrical point should feel less visually heavy.
• VM19684.51: Walnut. This version has a deeper brown look that suits classic wood interiors and richer trim details.

Compatibility and fit

This plate is part of the Arké range, so fit depends on using the matching 4-module Arké installation layout behind it. The face can be turned for horizontal or vertical mounting, which helps when the switch bank is laid out across a bulkhead panel or stacked in a tighter interior section.

On board, it makes the most sense where the electrical point remains visible and the finish matters, such as cabin lighting controls, berth switches, interior outlets, or protected helm and galley panels. It is a sensible match for refit and new-build interiors that already use Vimar Arké devices and want a wood finish that ties into surrounding joinery.