Overview

The Vimar Arké 19105 is a 2-module 2-way rocker switch for AC circuits where one load is controlled from two locations. It is rated 16 AX at 250 V~ and can be illuminated, with a replaceable button and a maximum load of 200 W for self-ballasted lamps.

For boat interiors, this style of switch makes sense in enclosed spaces such as cabins, saloons, heads, and passageways where matching the existing panel layout matters. The 2-module Arké format is just as important as the electrical rating when you are replacing a worn switch or keeping a refit consistent across the vessel.

Key features

• 16 AX, 250 V~ rating for compatible AC switching circuits
• 2-way switching function for controlling one circuit from two locations
• 2-module Arké format for matching existing modular panels and switch layouts
• Illuminable rocker with a replaceable button
• Maximum 200 W for self-ballasted lamps
• Available in white, metal, and grey finishes

Variants

This product is offered in multiple finish options within the Arké 19105 range.

The listed variants change the visible color or finish. No other variant-level differences are identified in the provided data.

• VM19105.2.B: Color White. This version keeps a clean, light appearance that blends well with white switch panels and nearby trim.
• VM19105.2.M: Color Metal. This finish gives the control face a metallic look that suits panels with metal accents or darker contemporary interiors.
• VM19105: Color Grey. This option keeps the familiar Arké grey appearance often used where a lower-contrast switch face is preferred.

Compatibility and fit

Check the vessel’s existing switch system before ordering, especially the Arké series compatibility, the 2-module layout, and whether the circuit needs a true 2-way switch rather than a simple on or off switch or a momentary push button. This matters most on refits where the surrounding frame, plate, and panel cutout are already in place.

This switch is a sensible match for boats that already use Vimar modular controls in accommodation spaces and other protected interior panels. It also fits projects where the electrical rating is known but the finish needs to match the rest of the helm, cabin, or utility area controls.

Installation and use on board

On a boat, a 2-way switch is commonly used where the same light or circuit is operated from two positions, such as a cabin entrance and berth side, or both ends of a passageway. Planning the replacement around the existing panel layout and the vessel’s AC wiring helps avoid mismatched modules and unnecessary panel work.