17 April, 2026 – The ARIAN family evolves to deliver higher illumination levels, expanding its application in environments where safety and performance are critical.
Zemper announces the expansion of its well-established ARIAN emergency lighting range, introducing new high-lumen output versions designed to meet the growing demands of large-scale projects, higher installation heights and increased safety requirements.
With this launch, ARIAN strengthens its position as a versatile, efficient and future-ready solution for today’s emergency lighting challenges.
Solving the real challenge: high mounting heights, greater demands, enhanced safety
In many current projects with high mounting heights — such as industrial facilities, logistics centres, large retail spaces and sports or public venues — conventional luminaires do not guarantee adequate illumination levels in emergency situations.
This results in:
- Insufficiently lit areas resulting in non-compliance
- A higher number of luminaires required to meet minimum illuminance levels
- Increased installation and maintenance costs
High-lumen ARIAN is designed to address this challenge at its core, delivering greater luminous flux from a single point.
More light where it really matters
The new versions offer outputs of up to 1500 lm, while maintaining all the key advantages of the ARIAN range:
- Greater coverage per luminaire
- Improved performance in high mounting height installations
- Reduction in the number of luminaires required
- Easier compliance with required lighting levels using fewer luminaires
- High robustness: IP65 (full protection against dust and water) and IK10 (high impact resistance)
This enables the design of more efficient, safer and more competitive installations.
Clear benefits for the customer
Beyond technical specifications, the evolution of ARIAN translates into tangible advantages:
Cost optimisation
- Fewer luminaires → lower capital investment
- Fewer luminaires → faster installation and reduced maintenance costs
Enhanced safety
- More uniform illumination in evacuation routes
- Improved lux levels in critical (high risk) areas
Project flexibility
- Adaptable to different heights of up to 20 meters
- Suitable for a wide range of applications
Operational efficiency
- Reduced maintenance requirements
- Increased system reliability
A range designed to simplify
ARIAN maintains its original philosophy: delivering a complete, robust and easy-to-integrate solution within emergency lighting systems.
The new high-lumen output versions are available with different control versions, including SMARTZ®, AUTOTEST and DALI-2, enabling the installation to be tailored to the specific management, maintenance and monitoring requirements of each project.
In environments where system management is critical, integration with SMARTZ® — the most advanced wireless emergency lighting system — enables centralised supervision of the entire installation, optimising maintenance operations, reducing operational costs and ensuring full traceability and continuous system control. SMARTZ® achieves compliance easier, quicker and more cost effective.
Differentiation: not just more power, but a better solution
The value of this evolution lies not only in increased lumen output, but in what it enables:
- Cleaner, more efficient designs
- Reduced visual impact within the space
- Lower total cost of ownership (TCO)
- Optimised management and maintenance through the SMARTZ® system
- Greater peace of mind for installers and end users
Thanks to its integration with SMARTZ®, ARIAN not only improves installation performance but also enables continuous monitoring and control, reducing operational costs and simplifying maintenance.
ARIAN doesn’t just provide more light — it optimises the installation.
Ongoing commitment to innovation in emergency lighting
With this expansion, Zemper reinforces its commitment to developing solutions that anticipate market needs, combining technology, efficiency and ease of use.
The new high-lumen output ARIAN range is now available and ready to set a new standard in emergency lighting.