Overview

The Vimar Eikon 20210 is a 2-module 2P+E universal socket outlet rated 16 A at 250 V~ (50 to 60 Hz). It accepts 2P 2.5 A Europlugs plus 10 A and 16 A Italian standard plugs and 16 A German standard plugs, which is useful on boats that see a mix of European chargers and shore-powered appliances.

SICURY contact protection helps reduce access to live parts, and the insert footprint of 44.80 mm x 49.00 mm with 26.00 mm depth fits typical Eikon cabin panels where space behind the bulkhead is limited. The unit is IP20, so plan on interior spaces that stay dry and protected from spray.

Some configurations add a USB-C charging output on the same 2-module insert, supplying 5 V d.c. up to 3 A (15 W) for phones and other USB-C devices while keeping the mains outlet available.

Key features

• 2P+E universal mains outlet, 16 A at 250 V~ (50 to 60 Hz), P40 Italian standard
• Accepts 2P 2.5 A Europlugs, 10 A and 16 A Italian plugs, and 16 A German plugs
• Earth connection is not provided when using a 2P+E 16 A French standard plug
• SICURY enhanced contact protection
• 2-module insert with 44.80 mm x 49.00 mm face and 26.00 mm depth
• Flush-mount installation with screwed terminal connection for fixed wiring
• IP20 protection level for dry, protected interior locations
• Thermoplastic, halogen-free body with a matte finish
• USB-C variants add one Type-C output: 5 V d.c., up to 3 A (15 W)

Variants

The range is offered in multiple colors and in versions with or without an integrated USB-C output.

Across the options you keep the same 2-module 2P+E universal socket outlet rated 16 A at 250 V~. USB-C versions add a single Type-C port for 5 V charging up to 3 A (15 W), while the standard versions are mains outlet only.

Compatibility and fit

This is a 2-module Eikon insert intended for installation in a suitable recessed or surface electrical box and finished with a matching Eikon plate. It suits boats that use European-style AC distribution where 16 A, 250 V~ outlets are specified.

The universal socket pattern supports several European plug styles, but it is still worth checking the plugs you expect to use on board. If your equipment uses French 2P+E 16 A plugs and needs an earth connection, use a socket style that provides it.

Installation and onboard use

Place it where the front stays protected from salt spray, dripping lockers, and washdowns. IP20 outlets are typically used in cabins, galleys, nav stations, and inside furniture. USB-C versions work well near bunks and seating where short charge leads are common.

Wire it as a fixed AC device on a protected circuit. Isolate shore power and inverters before working, and have installation handled by a qualified electrician familiar with onboard AC systems.

Electrical and charging use

USB-C versions provide a standard 5 V supply up to 3 A (15 W). This covers phones, handheld electronics, and many tablets. Equipment that needs higher USB-C power still requires its own charger or a higher-wattage USB supply.

Materials and care

The thermoplastic body is halogen-free and has a matte surface. Clean with a soft cloth and keep solvents and abrasive cleaners off the face, especially in white and silver finishes.