Overview

The Vimar EIKON Series is a range of 1-module interchangeable replacement buttons for existing EIKON controls, with versions for rocker buttons and simple push buttons in grey, white, and silver. The button fronts are thermoplastic with a matt surface, and the range covers plain faces, printed symbols, and customizable versions.

On board, this is the visible control face you change when the underlying EIKON mechanism is staying in place but the panel needs the right legend, a fresh finish, or a matching replacement after wear. It suits helm, cabin, and service panels where clear labeling matters and where the rest of the EIKON system is already installed.

Key features

• 1-module interchangeable button format for the Vimar EIKON range
• Versions available for both rocker-button and simple push button mechanisms
• Thermoplastic construction with a matt surface across the family
• Finish choices include grey, white, and silver
• Legend options in this range include plain, ON/OFF, direction arrows, track and function change, O/I with volume control, and customizable fronts

Variants

This range varies by finish and by the legend or face style shown on the front of the button. Options shown here include simple, ON/OFF, direction arrows, track and function change, O/I with volume control, light up and down style control, and customizable fronts, with color choices in grey, white, and silver.

The other important difference is the underlying button style. Some variants are made for rocker-button mechanisms and others are made for simple push button mechanisms, so fit depends on matching the installed EIKON device rather than matching the symbol alone. Across the range, the format stays 1 module with thermoplastic button fronts and a matt finish.

Compatibility and fit

Before ordering, check the control already fitted on the boat and confirm whether it takes a rocker button or a simple push button front. Then match the legend to the function at that position, such as ON/OFF for switching, arrows for directional control, or track and function change for media control panels.

This range makes sense when you want the panel to stay consistent without replacing the full control device. It works well during refits and cosmetic updates where the original EIKON hardware remains in service and only the visible button front needs to change.

Installation and setup

These are spare interchangeable button fronts, not complete switches or actuators. The main job is identifying the exact EIKON mechanism behind the plate, then choosing the finish and symbol that match the function already assigned to that circuit or control point.

That approach keeps the panel layout familiar for crew and guests, which matters on a boat where lighting, audio, and other onboard controls are often used by touch and quick recognition rather than by reading a label.