Overview

The Vimar Arké 19295 is a 2-module USB charging insert for the Arké wiring range, made for fixed AC supply and everyday charging of phones, tablets, cameras, and other small electronics in a finished interior. Across the range, it is offered with dual USB-A, dual USB-C, or one USB-C plus one USB-A port, with 5 V output and charging capacity that changes by version.

The dual USB-A versions deliver 5 V 2.1 A total and run on 120-230 V~ 50/60 Hz. The dual USB-C and mixed USB-C plus USB-A versions deliver 5 V 3 A total, or 15 W, and run on 120-240 V~ 50/60 Hz. All versions keep the same 2-module format, which matters when you are matching the outlet to an existing Arké plate and support.

On board, this type of outlet fits best in protected interior areas such as a cabin, berth, saloon, chart table, or enclosed helm console where crew regularly charge personal devices and want a flush installation instead of loose plug-in adapters.

Key features

• 2-module insert for Vimar Arké modular installations
• Available with dual USB-A, dual USB-C, or USB-C plus USB-A ports
• Dual USB-A versions output 5 V 2.1 A total
• Dual USB-C and mixed-port versions output 5 V 3 A total, or 15 W
• Input supply is 120-230 V~ 50/60 Hz on dual USB-A models
• Input supply is 120-240 V~ 50/60 Hz on dual USB-C and USB-C plus USB-A models
• Finish options across the range include gray, metal, and white
• Selected USB-C plus USB-A versions are available in antibacterial material

Variants

This range changes in three main ways: connector layout, finish, and whether an antibacterial version is available. You can get it with two USB-A ports, two USB-C ports, or one USB-C plus one USB-A port. Finish options across the line are gray, metal, and white.

Charging output also changes with the connector layout. The dual USB-A versions are rated at 5 V 2.1 A total, while the dual USB-C and USB-C plus USB-A versions are rated at 5 V 3 A total, or 15 W. Across the range, the insert format stays at 2 modules and the USB output stays at 5 V. Antibacterial material is offered on selected USB-C plus USB-A versions in gray and white.

Compatibility and fit

This outlet should be matched to a compatible Arké support and cover plate, with enough space behind the panel for the wiring and module depth. For marine refits, it is a good fit where the boat already uses a modular interior switch and outlet system, or where you want to add USB charging without changing the look of the panel.

Installation and use

This is an AC-fed charging insert, so it belongs on the vessel's shore-power or inverter-fed interior circuit rather than directly on a 12 V or 24 V DC line. That makes it a practical choice for cabins and living spaces where crew need day-to-day charging for personal electronics and want the charging point built into the wall plate instead of hanging from an adapter.

Use on board

This range suits boat owners who want integrated USB charging in interior spaces with a neat finish and the right connector mix for the devices they actually carry. The dual USB-A versions work well where existing cables are already on board, while the dual USB-C and mixed-port versions make more sense for newer phones, tablets, and accessories that have moved to USB-C.