Vimar Junction Boxes

Installers pick Vimar when rough-in needs to land straight the first time. The hidden layer—back boxes, junctions, and small enclosures—shares one geometry with the brand’s frames and supports, so device screws line up, lids sit flush, and labeling stays readable years later. Materials and ratings aren’t afterthoughts either: halogen-free options for escape routes, IP44 membranes where splash is likely, and glow-wire figures printed on the parts you actually mount.

vimar installation boxes selection and series guide

This is the backbone of room and riser work. Depths 40/50/60 mm cover shallow partitions and heavy plug tops; triple bars keep the 71/71/71 mm pitch for scene plates; knockouts accept 16/20/25 mm conduits with threaded or membrane entries. In masonry, claws pick up the 60 mm screw spacing; in drywall, fins and spreader tabs lock the 68 mm cutout without wandering. Most bodies offer LSZH plastics with glow-wire 650–850 °C (IEC 60695-2-11), ingress IP20 by default, and IP44 when paired with gaskets and oriented correctly. When you standardize vimar installation boxes across floors, you publish one matrix—depth, gang count, entry type, IP—and crews stop improvising holes at night.

vimar junction boxes routing, splicing, and inspection

Square and round lids in 80–240 mm sizes take screw or snap closures; some lids accept label windows for circuit IDs. Inside, raised bosses keep WAGO/ferrule splices off the lid; optional terminal strips add tidy pull-throughs for detectors and sensors. For wet plant rooms, pick IP44/55 variants with gasketed lids. On drawings that call up vimar junction boxes, also pin the entry method (membrane vs threaded) so the right glands arrive with the reels.

vimar flush mounting boxes wall integration and finish alignment

Drywall and masonry versions share the 60 mm device screw line, so Eikon/Arké/Plana supports bolt up without shims. Depth choice matters: 40 mm clears USB modules; 60 mm gives bend radius for Cat6A and KNX couplers. Ribs guide tie-offs, and diagonally opposed claws stop twist in crumbly plaster. Crews prefer vimar flush mounting boxes with pre-scored membranes so 20 mm conduits push in cleanly and dust stays out of the cavity.

vimar surface mounting boxes retrofit and service spaces

Low-profile pattresses solve tiled walls and concrete columns. Corners are radiused for easy wipe-down in clinics; side and rear entries take compression glands to IP44/IP55. Back-spacer kits defeat cold-bridge and damp stains on external walls. When schedules specify vimar surface mounting boxes, include lid height and cable exit style so housekeeping and door swings aren’t an afterthought.

vimar electrical connection boxes device terminations and small gear

These compact housings sit above ceilings and in risers to host dimmer interfaces, PSU bricks, and sensor splices. Vent grilles protect thermal headroom; captive screws and safety lanyards stop lid drops from ladders. For SELV+mains coexistence, divider plates are available. Teams label vimar electrical connection boxes with circuit group, supply, and test points, which shortens fault-finding during handover.

vimar modular installation boxes multi-gang and system layout

One to five gangs share a constant outer line so plates align over skirting or tile. Multi-gang bars keep the 71 mm pitch; adapters take RJ45/TV/SAT alongside power without breaking geometry. Depth shims (2–10 mm) correct rough plaster, and separation barriers preserve SELV gaps. Designers rely on vimar modular installation boxes when scenes and mixed power/data must stay perfectly level across long corridors.

vimar wiring enclosures small DIN and field interfaces

Compact DIN housings with neutral/earth bars, gland plates, and transparent doors host RCBOs, relays, KNX actuators, or gateways near the load. IP ratings run IP30 for cupboards to IP65 outdoors; IK07 fronts handle light abuse. Cable markers and earth studs are part of the casting, not an afterthought. If tenders mention vimar wiring enclosures, lock door swing, gland thread set, and spare DIN pitch so additions don’t force a cabinet swap.

Technical specifications and standards that matter

Boxes and pattresses to EN 60670-1; trunking/channel interfaces to EN 50085; conduits to IEC 61386. Ingress per IEC 60529 (IP20 default; IP44/IP55 with gaskets and glands). Glow-wire 650–850 °C depending on model; LSZH options per IEC 60754/61034 for escape routes. Typical cutouts 68 mm; device screw spacing 60 mm; multi-gang pitch 71 mm. Recommended conductor ranges 0.5…4 mm²; maintain bend radius for data (≥10×OD) when sharing boxes with power behind dividers.

Applications and compatibility

Hotels and offices: multi-gang scenes and data plates in aligned lines; gasketed sets in bathrooms and housekeeping closets. Education and healthcare: LSZH bodies and antibacterial front plates on shared geometry. Logistics and plant: IP55 junctions on block walls, small DIN housings for local interlocks. All parts align with Vimar device platforms (Eikon, Arké, Plana), conduits, and installation channels, so faceplates sit flush and lids close without fighting cable bulk.

Selection criteria for B2B buyers

Fix wall type and depth first, then gang plan and entry style (membrane/threaded). Choose IP and LSZH by room class; add dividers for SELV/mains. Confirm device mix (power, data, controls) and reserve pitch for future modules. Publish screw torque, strip lengths (8–10 mm), labeling scheme, and allowed fill so every room lands the same QC result.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

Your programme sets the rhythm. We provide job-specific pricing, near-hour quotes by EAN/MPN, and live EU stock before walls close. The portal shows lead times, shipment tracking, and downloadable price lists with validity windows you can plan around. Trusted clients can use post-payment up to 30 days. We consolidate partials so boxes, pattresses, small DIN housings, dividers, gaskets, glands, and labels arrive room-bundled by level. Your account manager cross-checks gang plans, depths, IP/LSZH needs, divider usage, and cutout geometry against your drawings—keeping deliveries site-ready across France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, and the Netherlands.