EUPHR Series and LAPHR Series Egress Luminaires Designed for High Ceiling Environments

August 24, 2026

The EUPHR Series and LAPHR Series Egress Luminaires provide clear illumination along emergency exit routes in high-ceiling industrial environments such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, and distribution centers, where conventional emergency lighting can struggle to provide effective coverage.

The luminaires feature a purpose-built photometric system combining fixed asymmetric optics, 355-degree rotational flexibility for precision aiming, and adjustable multi-head LED modules. These features enable light to be directed precisely along the path of egress, providing highly uniform illumination and reducing dark or unevenly lit areas that could make it harder for people to find their way out of buildings safely.

Specifications

  • Advanced fixed optics with 355° rotation for fast, simplified aiming
  • Designed for mounting heights up to 21 m (70 ft) and up to 58 m (192 ft)spacing
  • Two‑wire universal input, compatible with Emergi-Lite mini inverters and other backup systems
  • Asymmetric lens technology delivering exceptional uniformity → min:max ratio starting at 1:1.1

For more information, visit: EUPHR Series and LAPHR Series.

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