Vimar is a leading Italian manufacturer of electrical equipment, specializing in home automation, wiring devices, video door entry systems, and smart building solutions.
Vimar S.p.A. is a globally recognized manufacturer of electrical and electronic equipment based in Marostica, Italy. Since 1945, the company has produced high-quality components for residential and commercial sectors, including electrical switchboards, cover plates, touch screens, and audio systems. Vimar is particularly noted for its aesthetic wiring series—such as Eikon, Arké, and Plana—and its advanced smart home solutions under the VIEW Wireless ecosystem.
The brand also encompasses Elvox, a specialist line for video door entry systems, CCTV, and gate automation. Vimar's products integrate seamlessly with major IoT protocols like Bluetooth and Zigbee, offering compatibility with voice assistants including Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. With a strong focus on design and technological innovation, Vimar provides comprehensive solutions for energy management, lighting control, and building security.
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Within the first 5 minutes of powering the device, simultaneously press and hold the UP and DOWN buttons for 30 seconds until the white LED flashes. This restores factory settings.
The 'View Wireless' app is used to configure Vimar smart devices via Bluetooth or Zigbee. Once configured, the system can be managed remotely using the 'View' app.
On the device screen, go to Settings > Network and devices > Wi-Fi network card. Toggle it to 'Active', select 'Connection properties', choose your network, and enter the password.
During configuration, a flashing blue LED indicates pending firmware updates, flashing white indicates active hub association, and flashing green/amber indicates LE/TE mode selection. In normal operation, the LED color often matches the wiring series (e.g., white for Linea, amber for Eikon).