Overview

The Vimar Eikon 20046 is a 2-module cable outlet with a 2P+E 20 A 250 V terminal bar, made for fixed cable connections within the Vimar Eikon wiring range. It is the kind of part used when a cable needs to exit cleanly through a finished wall plate or panel position instead of leaving an open pass-through or fitting a socket outlet.

On a boat, this style of accessory makes sense where concealed wiring runs behind a switch panel, cabin bulkhead, furniture module, or service area and a neat front finish is still important. The 2-module format matters when you are matching existing Eikon frames and plates, and the terminal bar matters when the cable needs a proper rear connection point rather than a loose exit only.

Key features

• 2P+E terminal bar rated 20 A at 250 V for fixed cable connections
• 2-module Eikon format for use with matching frames, plates, and mounting arrangements
• Cable outlet layout gives the cable a clean exit through the finished front
• Available in grey, white, and silver-toned versions within the same product family
• Built as a cable entry accessory rather than a plug-in socket outlet

Variants

This product family is offered in three finish options.

Across the listed variants, the visible finish changes while the core configuration stays the same: each version is an Eikon 2-module cable outlet with a 2P+E 20 A 250 V terminal bar.

• VM20046.N: Silver finish. This version suits installations that already use Eikon Next trim or other metallic-looking switch details on the surrounding panel.
• VM20046.B: White finish. This keeps the cable outlet visually lighter in cabins, heads, or interior panels where white switching hardware is already in place.
• VM20046: Grey finish. The grey version is similar to RAL 7024, which helps it sit closer to darker technical panels and equipment surrounds.

Compatibility and fit

Before ordering, check that the installation is based on the Vimar Eikon system and that the opening is for a 2-module device. This part is meant to work as one element within a matching frame, box, and cover plate setup, so the key buying check is system compatibility as much as the electrical rating.

This is a good match for boats already fitted with Vimar Eikon switching and needing a tidy cable exit point with rear terminal-bar connection. It works where the wiring is meant to stay hidden behind the panel and the finished front still needs to look consistent with the rest of the electrical accessories.