Overview

The Vimar Eikon 20062 is a flush-mount modular push button unit with two interlocked 1P normally open contacts, directional arrows, a 10 A rating, and 250 V nominal voltage. The unit is rated IP40 and measures 22.30 x 49.00 x 39.00 mm.

It suits protected interior control points on board where separate directional commands need to sit in one module and where both commands should not be pressed together. The front also includes a label space, and the unit snaps into place in a built-in mounting arrangement.

The housing is halogen-free thermoplastic with a matt finish and no transparent lens. Because it is a non-illuminated IP40 device, it is better suited to cabins, enclosed helm panels, and other sheltered locations than exposed deck or washdown areas.

Key features

• Two interlocked push buttons with 1P NO + 1P NO switching and directional arrow markings
• Rated 10 A at 250 V
• Flush-mount built-in format with snap engagement for modular panel assembly
• IP40 protection for protected interior locations
• Halogen-free thermoplastic body with matt surface finish
• Front label space for circuit or function identification
• No integrated lighting and no monitoring contact

Variants

This product is offered in three color configurations within the same Eikon push button format.

Across the range, the switching arrangement, 10 A 250 V rating, IP40 protection, dimensions, and flush-mount snap-in construction stay the same. The visible difference between variants is the finish color.

• VM20062.B: Color White, similar RAL 9016. This keeps the control face aligned with white cabin liners, panels, and matching switch surrounds.
• VM20062.N: Color Silver, similar RAL 9022. This gives the visible face a darker metallic tone that works with modern helm and cabin trim.
• VM20062: Color Grey, similar RAL 7024. This gives the control a neutral darker face for panels where a lower-contrast finish is preferred.

Compatibility and fit

This is a built-in Eikon device for flush mounting, so it belongs in an enclosed assembly where the rest of the switching hardware follows the same modular platform. It suits refit and new-build work in cabins, interior helm stations, and service spaces where a directional momentary control is needed in a compact footprint.

Because the unit has no integrated light or feedback contact, it fits installations where status indication is handled elsewhere on the panel or is not required at the switch itself.