Overview

The Vimar Arké 19683 Round Cover Plate is a 3-module cover plate in natural wood for flush-mounted Arké switch layouts in protected interior spaces on board. Its face measures 122 x 90 mm with an 8.5 mm depth, and it can be installed horizontally or vertically to match the way the switch group is laid out.

This is an IP00 interior trim piece, so it belongs in dry cabins, saloons, berth areas, and other enclosed spaces rather than exposed decks or washdown zones. The surface is matte and untreated, and the plate is halogen-free, which matters when you are matching it to a finished interior panel instead of using a standard plastic trim.

Key features

• 3-module Round cover plate for the Vimar Arké system
• Natural wood construction with a matte untreated surface
• 122 x 90 mm front size with 8.5 mm depth
• Can be mounted horizontally or vertically
• Halogen-free plate body
• IP00 rating for dry interior locations only

Variants

This product is offered in three natural wood finishes.

Across these variants, the 3-module format, 122 x 90 mm size, 8.5 mm depth, horizontal or vertical mounting, matte untreated surface, and IP00 rating stay the same. The difference is the wood finish and the way it blends with the surrounding interior.

• VM19683.52: Color Cherrywood. This finish has a warmer red-brown look that sits naturally with darker trim and richer wood interiors.
• VM19683.53: Color Maple. This is the lightest finish in the range and keeps the switch area softer against pale panels or lighter cabin joinery.
• VM19683.51: Color Walnut. This is the darkest finish of the three and gives more contrast around the switch point on lighter bulkheads or furniture panels.

Compatibility and fit

Check that your installation uses the Arké 3-module format and that the surrounding panel or bulkhead has room for a 122 x 90 mm faceplate. This cover plate is made for flush-mounted installations, so it works best where the electrical devices and support are already set up within the Arké system.

Use on board

This cover plate suits boats where interior finish matters as much as basic function, especially around lighting or power switch points in accommodation spaces. It is a better match for enclosed living areas than for helm, cockpit, or deck positions that are exposed to spray, salt, or regular washdowns.