Overview

The Vimar Arké 19340 is a MINI-COM Panduit adaptor for the ARKÉ device range, used to mount a compatible Panduit MINI-COM connector in a finished panel position. It measures 22.2 mm wide, 49 mm high, and 20.4 mm deep, and the front includes label space for port identification.

On board, this adaptor makes sense anywhere structured cabling needs a tidy handoff at the faceplate, such as a navigation station, cabin communication point, or an electronics panel. It is an adaptor only, so it works with the connector module rather than replacing it.

Key features

• Adaptor format for Panduit MINI-COM connectors within the Vimar ARKÉ modular range
• Front dimensions of 22.2 x 49 x 20.4 mm for checking panel space and device depth before installation
• Label space on the face for identifying the outlet or circuit at a glance
• No hinged lid, which keeps the front profile simple within the surrounding plate
• Available in white, metal, and gray finishes to match visible trim

Variants

This adaptor is offered in three finish options within the same Arké 19340 format.

Across the listed versions, the visible difference is the front finish. The adaptor function and Panduit MINI-COM connector format stay the same.

• VM19340.C.B - White. This finish suits white trim and light interior panels.
• VM19340.C.M - Metal. This finish gives the front a more technical look when the surrounding fittings use a metal tone.
• VM19340.C - Gray. This finish keeps the standard grey appearance used in many service panels and utility spaces.

Compatibility and fit

Check two points before ordering: the boat must already use a Panduit MINI-COM connector, and the mounting position must be built around the Vimar ARKÉ device format. This piece is the adaptor body, not the communication jack itself.

Installation and use on board

In a refit or new panel build, this adaptor is most useful where low-voltage cabling needs a neat front finish rather than an exposed connector body. It suits interior helm panels, nav stations, cabin service panels, and similar protected locations where a modular outlet is part of the boat's structured wiring layout.