Overview

The Vimar Eikon 20667 is a square 2-module cover plate for panel mounting in Eikon switch and socket layouts. It uses a die-cast metal face and comes in Arctic White, Matte Silver, and Matte Anthracite, so you can finish a control point with a look that matches the rest of the interior rather than leaving the device surround exposed.

On board, this is the visible trim piece around a compatible 2-module switch or outlet position, not the electrical device itself. The plate can be oriented horizontally or vertically, which helps when you are working with narrow bulkheads, furniture panels, berth lighting controls, or other compact interior switch locations.

Key features

• Square 2-module cover plate for Vimar Eikon panel-mount installations
• Die-cast metal face for a more substantial finish around switches and outlets
• Panel-mount format supports horizontal or vertical orientation
• Available in three finishes: Arctic White, Matte Silver, and Matte Anthracite
• Arctic White uses a white inner frame, while Matte Silver and Matte Anthracite use a dark inner frame

Variants

This cover plate is offered in three finish configurations.

Across the range, the format stays the same: square 2-module panel mounting in the Eikon line. What changes between variants is the finish color and the inner frame appearance.

• VM20667.N13: Color Matte Silver. This version gives the switch position a lighter metallic face that sits well with stainless accents and modern interior hardware.
• VM20667.15: Color Matte Anthracite. This version gives the trim a darker look that blends more easily into charcoal, black, or low-glare interior panels.
• VM20667.B01: Color Arctic White. This version keeps the switch area bright and clean, which works well with light liners, painted joinery, and white interior finishes.

Installation and fit

This is the finishing plate only, so the main fit check is the underlying Vimar Eikon 2-module panel-mount support and device layout. It makes sense for refits and new builds where you want repeated switch and outlet locations to look consistent across the cabin, galley, or other protected interior spaces.

Because this part is about the finished appearance and edge detail around the control, it is a good match for installations where people see and use the switch area every day. It is especially useful when the surrounding furniture and hardware already have a metal or design-led finish and a plain plastic trim would look out of place.