Overview

The Vimar Eikon Series is a modular 1-way switch range for flush-mounted AC installations where panel space, finish, and switching capacity all matter. It is rated at 20AX and 250 V, uses screw terminals, and supports an optional exchangeable LED for control or orientation lighting.

This switch range suits protected interior areas on board where you want a clean built-in look and a familiar modular layout. The body is halogen-free thermoplastic with IP40 protection, so it fits dry interior positions such as cabins, saloons, galleys, heads, and enclosed helm panels rather than exposed deck or washdown locations.

The range includes both 1-module and 2-module versions, which helps when matching an existing plate layout or planning a new control panel. Built-in depth is 25 mm, with overall size of 22.3 x 49 x 36.8 mm for 1-module versions and 44.8 x 49 x 36.8 mm for 2-module versions.

Key features

• Single-pole 1-way switch rated at 20AX and 250 V for onboard AC circuit control
• Screw-terminal connection for conventional wired installations
• Flush-mounted modular format in both 1-module and 2-module widths
• Optional exchangeable LED for control or orientation lighting
• IP40 protection for protected interior mounting locations
• Halogen-free thermoplastic construction with a replaceable button
• Suitable for self-ballasted lamp loads up to 250 W

Variants

This range varies by finish and module width. The listed configurations cover grey, silver, and white versions, and each finish is available in both 1-module and 2-module format.

The silver versions use a matt lacquered surface, while the grey and white versions use a matt untreated surface. Across the listed variants, the switching function, 20AX 250 V rating, screw-terminal connection, optional LED lighting, IP40 protection, and 25 mm built-in depth stay consistent.

Installation and fit

This switch is intended for flush installation in panels built around the Vimar Eikon modular device format. The main fit check is module width: the 1-module versions suit narrower openings, while the 2-module versions fill a wider double-module position with the same depth behind the face.

For refits, the practical checks are plate compatibility, box depth, and whether the circuit needs plain switching or a locator light that can be seen in low light. Screw terminals suit standard conductor terminations, and the replaceable button layout is useful when keeping the finish aligned with the rest of the panel.

Use on board

This switch range is a good match for cruisers, sailboats, and motor yachts with protected interior switch panels for lighting and general AC control. It works best where the switch is kept out of direct spray, saltwater exposure, and washdowns.