Overview

The Vimar Neve Up is a German-standard 2P+E SICURY socket outlet family for flush-mounted AC power points, rated 16A at 250V and built in a 2-module format. For marine interiors, it suits panel installations where the boat already uses the German outlet standard and a clean modular finish matters.

Across the range, the front size is 44.8 x 47 mm. Standard versions are 39 mm deep, while versions with cover are 43.1 mm deep. The body is thermoplastic, with carbon versions in a matt lacquered finish and the white, orange, red, and green versions in a glossy finish.

Key features

• German-standard 2P+E SICURY outlet rated 16A at 250V AC
• Flush-mounted 2-module body with a 44.8 x 47 mm front size
• Depth varies by configuration, 39 mm without cover and 43.1 mm with cover
• Thermoplastic construction with carbon in a matt lacquered finish and the other listed colors in a glossy finish
• Range includes white, carbon, orange, red, and green options, with cover available on selected white and carbon versions

Variants

This range varies by color and by whether a front cover is fitted. The listed configurations are white or carbon with or without cover, plus orange, red, and green without cover.

Across these variants, the outlet format stays German-standard 2P+E at 16A and 250V in a 2-module body. Depth changes with the cover option, and the finish also changes by color, with carbon in matt lacquer and the other listed colors in a glossy surface.

Installation and fit

For boat refits and new interior panels, this outlet works where the vessel AC side already uses the German socket standard. The 2-module body helps it line up with other Neve Up devices in a matched switch and outlet panel.

Check panel depth before ordering, especially when a cover is required, and confirm the surrounding hardware is built around the Neve Up system. Since this is a 250V AC outlet, it belongs on the vessel AC distribution, not on 12V or 24V DC circuits.

Use on board

This outlet is a good match for cabins, galleys, and saloon panels where a flush AC receptacle is needed and the finish has to work with the rest of the interior. Covered versions keep the front closed when the outlet is not in use, while uncovered versions keep the installation shallower.