Overview

The Vimar Eikon 20532 series is a range of interchangeable 2-module buttons for Eikon control points. These thermoplastic front buttons sit on the visible side of the installation and are offered with different symbols, colors, and button styles to match the function of the switch position behind them.

This range covers both rocker push-button and simple push-button layouts, depending on the version selected. It is the front button only, not the complete mechanism, so it is mainly used when replacing a worn part, matching the marking on an existing control, or keeping the finish consistent across a panel.

On board, this type of part makes the most sense in protected interior areas such as a cabin, saloon, or enclosed helm console where Vimar Eikon hardware is already installed. It is a practical fit when the goal is to refresh the face of an existing switch point without changing the whole assembly.

Key features

• Interchangeable 2-module front button for the Vimar Eikon range
• Available across the range in grey, white, and silver/Next finishes
• Symbol options in the range include arrows, ON/OFF, regulation markings, name-plate versions, and plain versions without a symbol
• Some versions are made for rocker push buttons, while others are made for simple push buttons
• Thermoplastic construction with a matt surface finish
• Useful for replacing a marked or worn button while keeping the existing Eikon installation in place

Variants

This range varies mainly by finish and front marking. Depending on the version, the button face is available in grey, white, or silver/Next, with symbol options that cover directional arrows, ON/OFF markings, regulation-style markings, name-plate versions, or a plain face without a symbol.

The range also includes versions for different button actions. Some are intended for rocker push buttons, while plain and name-plate versions are used with simple push buttons. Before ordering, the visible symbol and finish should be matched to the existing panel, and the button style should be matched to the mechanism already installed behind the cover plate.

Compatibility and fit

These buttons are part of the Eikon family, so they should be matched to an existing Eikon installation rather than treated as a universal switch part. The 2-module format is fixed across the range, but the front symbol and the type of push action must line up with the insert already on the wall or panel.

Because this is only the front button, electrical rating, control method, and any network or system compatibility come from the installed mechanism behind it, not from the button itself. That matters on boats where the same panel may be tied into lighting, automation, or auxiliary switching through different inserts.

Installation and use

Replacement is straightforward when you are working within an existing Eikon setup and already know the correct button style. The main check is whether the location uses a rocker push button or a simple push button, then matching the face marking to the function shown on the panel.

This is a sensible choice for boat owners, refitters, and marine electricians who are cleaning up an interior switch bank, standardizing labels, or replacing a damaged front button without rebuilding the whole control point.