Vimar Eikon 20015 1-Way Rocker Switch (16A, 250V)

Vimar Eikon 20015 1-Way Rocker Switch (16A, 250V)

Lightable Rocker Switch with Replaceable Button

The Vimar Eikon 20015 1-Way Rocker Switch is a dependable, clean-looking switch built for reliable everyday control in marine and residential electrical systems. It’s rated at 16A / 250V, supports a lightable function, and features a replaceable rocker button, so you can keep your install looking sharp over time.

With a smooth rocker action and a modern modular design, the Eikon 20015 is a great fit for helm stations, cabin lighting panels, utility circuits, and refit projects that require a premium finish and long-term durability.

Why You’ll Love It

• 1-way rocker switch for simple ON/OFF control
• 16A / 250V rating for dependable switching power
• Lightable design for visibility in low-light areas
• Replaceable button for easy refreshes without replacing the full device
• Flush-mount modular fit for clean panel installs
• Snap-in mounting for fast, secure installation

Key Features

Reliable 1-Way Switching for Everyday Circuits

This switch is designed for standard ON/OFF control of lights, equipment, or onboard accessories. It’s a strong choice for boats where reliability matters and clean panel layout is a priority.

Lightable for Better Night Visibility

The Eikon 20015 supports illumination, making it easier to locate and operate at night. Perfect for cabins, heads, passageways, and helm panels where visibility matters.

Replaceable Rocker Button Design

Instead of swapping the entire switch later, the replaceable rocker makes upgrades or cosmetic refreshes easier, especially in high-use areas.

Clean Modular Look for Modern Panels

Vimar Eikon devices are known for their finished, high-end look. This switch helps your panel look consistent and professional, whether it’s a new build or a refit.

Perfect For

• Cabin lights and interior zones
• Helm switch panels and dash layouts
• Marine utility circuits and accessories
• Refit projects, upgrading outdated switches
• General ON/OFF control for boat electrical systems

Technical Specifications

FAQ (Marine-Focused)

Is the Vimar Eikon 20015 a standard ON/OFF switch?

Yes. The Eikon 20015 is a 1-way rocker switch, designed for simple ON/OFF control. It’s ideal for cabin lights, accessories, utility circuits, and general switching on boats.

Can I use this switch on a boat or a yacht?

Yes. Vimar Eikon switches are commonly used in marine electrical installs thanks to their clean, modular design and solid switching feel. This switch works well for helm panels, cabin refits, and interior switch banks.

What does “lightable” mean on this switch?

“Lightable” means the switch is designed to support an illumination feature, so it can be easier to find in low-light conditions. This is especially useful for boats at night, inside cabins, heads, and near companionways.

Is this switch waterproof?

No. This switch is rated IP40, which means it’s intended for interior and protected locations, not exposed washdown areas. For exterior or wet locations, you’ll want a sealed marine-grade option.

What does “replaceable button” mean?

It means the rocker/button portion is designed to be replaceable. If you ever need to refresh the look, match an updated finish, or replace a worn rocker, you can do it without replacing the entire switch body.

What’s the difference between 1 Module and 2 Module?

The module size refers to how much space the device takes up in your switch plate.

• 1 Module is a tighter footprint for compact switch banks

• 2 Module is a wider format used in certain layouts and panels
  If you’re matching existing Vimar Eikon devices, choose the same module size already installed.

Can I use this for 12V or 24V DC systems on a boat?

Many boats use DC switching, but this device is rated 16A / 250V and commonly used across marine and residential applications. Always confirm compatibility with your circuit type and electrical layout, especially if you’re switching DC loads or using it with relays.

Is this a good switch for engine rooms?

This can work for protected interior switch panels, but engine rooms often require special considerations like ignition protection and sealed devices depending on the application. If you’re switching anything in a space with fuel vapor risk, check the project requirements before install.