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ABB Emergi-Lite: ECPHR Series – Reach New Heights in Emergency Egress Lighting

July 1, 2026 - ABB Emergi-Lite ECPHR Series - Reach New Heights in Emergency Egress Lighting 6

July 1, 2026

ECPHR Series: Designed with Patented LED Technology & Precision Optics

The ECPHR Series is a steel egress luminaire designed to work seamlessly with Emergi-Lite mini-inverters, engineered to deliver enhanced performance in high-ceiling environments. Designed with patented LED technology and precision optics, it delivers focused, asymmetric illumination with exceptional uniformity – ensuring a clear path of egress while improving safety and reducing system cost.


Features

The ECPHR Series is an emergency lighting solution designed for large, high ceiling environments where clear, reliable paths are essential.

  • 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

Engineered for Maximum Efficiency

  • High Mounting Capability: Greater design flexibility
  • Superior Photometry and Spacing: Wider coverage with fewer fixtures and lower installation costs
  • Simplified Maintenance: Single-point service, lower operating cost

Drive Savings with Powerful Performance & Easy Maintenance

  • High-bay versatility – suitable for up to 58.5 m (192 ft) c/c spacing coverage at greater mounting heights up to 21.3 m (70 ft).
  • Advanced fixed optics with 355° rotational flexibility for simplified aiming. Each luminaire features 2 to 4 adjustable 7W LED lamps, paired with an asymmetric lens that delivers exceptional uniformity – with a min: max ratio as tight as 1:1.1 – ensuring consistent, code-compliant illumination.
  • Centralized mini-inverter system with convenient floor-level access for cost-effective maintenance. Supports up to 277V and 347V (1440W max). Run up to 69 fixtures with one inverter.

Maximized luminaire spacing reduces fixture counts, and paired with mini-inverters, lowers installation and maintenance costs.

Choosing the ECPHR Series solution means selecting a next-generation egress lighting system that delivers peace of mind, optimizes installation and lifecycle costs, and integrates seamlessly into high-ceiling environments with precision and subtle design.


Specifications

Housing

  • 20 ga steel housing, factory white or black finish
  • Choice of 2, 3, or 4 integrated LED egress lamps

Installation

  • Suitable for mounting heights between 6m to 21m (20 to 70ft), double lamps for better coverage at greater heights
  • Universal wall, ceiling, end or pendant mount (pendant kits sold separately)
  • Compatible with standard 4 in. junction box
  • Two-wire universal input, from a mini-inverter or other back-up system, for 120-277 VAC or 347-480 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Optics

  • Advanced fixed optics with 355° range of rotation and simplified aiming
  • 900 lumens per 7W LED lamp
  • Asymmetric lens offers unmatched uniformity with min: max ratio starting at 1:1.1

Approvals

  • Certified to UL924 and CSA 22.2 No.141 standards
  • Dry and damp location listed for a wide range of operating temperatures:
    • Models 02 & 03: – 40°C to 50°C (- 40°F to 122°F)
    • Model 04: – 40°C to 40°C (- 40°F to 104°F)

For more information on ABB Emergi-Lite solutions HERE

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