Emission factor from Kiwa-EE EPD, product-specific
AMTRON® Professional+ TC /
Europe · Cradle to grave · Reference year 2024
Each unit of this product counts as 575 kg CO₂e over the modules its EPD declares: 287 in use (B6) and 288 for cradle to grave, embodied.
Value per unit, module B6 only
575kgCO₂e/unit
EN 15804 module B6 · Fossil only · GWP100 · AR5
Derived by open-climate.ai: the sum of Kiwa-EE's published parts
The one scenario this EPD declaresReference year 2024
- Region
- Europe
- Boundary
- Cradle to grave
- Data quality
- HighRated by us, not by the source
- Licence
- Open · Kiwa-EE terms
- Declared by
- MENNEKES Elektrotechnik GmbH&Co.KG
Where 575 comes from
- Cradle to grave, embodiedDerived by open-climate.aiScope 3, cat. 1, 4 and 528850.1%
- Not yours to report28749.9%
- Outside the scopes−182beside
Σ 575: the two declared modules add up to the total. D stays beside it.
Reporting this item under the GHG Protocol
This period
Scope 3, categories 1 and 4 288
This one figure covers both together; no split between them is given.
You buy the product for a building that is not yours. The product and its installation go to category 1, the delivery to category 4. The use stage belongs to the building owner; demolition waste you handle is category 5.
Later, when it happens
During use: the building owner reports it
- B6 Not yours to report 287
At end of life, in the year of demolition
- Cradle to grave, embodied Scope 3, category 5 288
Outside the scopes, reported separately
- D −182
A1-A3 to A5, B1 to B5, B7 and C1 to C4 are not declared: nothing to report.
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Manufactured goods › Electrical equipment · Europe · per item · Supplier-specific
Cradle to grave · Fossil only · AR5
- BoundaryCradle to graveFull life cycle: cradle_to_gate plus distribution, use phase and end-of-life. Learn more
- Cradle to grave
- Raw materials, inbound transport, fuel supply, fuel combustion, manufacturing, packaging, purchased energy, installation, outbound transport, use, maintenance and end of life
- GWP methodWhich IPCC assessment report's warming potentials convert each gas to CO₂e, and over how many years the warming is counted (GWP100: 100 years). Learn more
- IPCC AR5, 100-year horizon
- Not on the record; set from Kiwa-EE's method notes · impact method EF 3.1
- CO₂e basisWhich carbon the CO₂e counts. Fossil only leaves out biogenic CO₂ and land use; net total counts every pool, net of removals. The same activity on two bases is two different numbers. Learn more
- Fossil only
- Split by carbon origin, not by gas
- Life cycle
- Upstream: coveredProduction: coveredDownstream: coveredEnd of life: covered
High quality · Open licence · Any year
Module by module, up to the total
Seventeen EN 15804 modules, always in the same order. Each declared one moves the running total. D sits below zero after the total, because it is reported beside it.
beside the total, not in it
| Module | Name | Per unit | Running total | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Raw material supply | 258 | 258 | Declared |
| A2 | Transport to the plant | 15.3 | 273.3 | Declared |
| A3 | Manufacturing | 2.8 | 276.1 | Declared |
| A4 | Transport to site | 1.57 | 277.67 | Declared |
| A5 | Installation | 1.72 | 279.39 | Declared |
| B1 | Use | not declared | 279.39 | Not declared |
| B2 | Maintenance | not declared | 279.39 | Not declared |
| B3 | Repair | not declared | 279.39 | Not declared |
| B4 | Replacement | not declared | 279.39 | Not declared |
| B5 | Refurbishment | not declared | 279.39 | Not declared |
| B6 | Energy in use | 287 | 566.39 | Declared |
| B7 | Water in use | not declared | 566.39 | Not declared |
| C1 | Demolition | not declared | 566.39 | Not declared |
| C2 | Waste transport | 0.0696 | 566.46 | Declared |
| C3 | Waste processing | 8.12 | 574.58 | Declared |
| C4 | Disposal | 0.608 | 575.188 | Declared |
| Total | EPD total, declared modules | 575.188 | Sum of the declared modules | |
| D | Beyond the system boundary | −182 | not added | Beside the total, not in it |
What this number covers
Follow 1 unit of this product through EN 15804's stages. The total counts what the EPD declares; what it leaves out stays visible.
A1-A3Product
Materials and making the product
Included276A4-A5Construction
Delivery and installation
Included3.29B1-B7Use
Energy in use only; B1 to B5, B7 not declared
B6 only287C1-C4End of life
Waste transport to disposal; C1 not declared
C2 to C48.8DBeyond the boundary
Recovery after end of life
Not in the total−182
Outside this boundary
- Retail
- Recycling credit
The recycling credit is module D, shown beside the total.
Gases
- Fossil CO₂e575
- Biogenic CO₂e11.9
- Land-use CO₂e1.2
The total counts fossil CO₂e. Kiwa-EE reports biogenic and land-use CO₂e separately; they are shown beside it, not added.
From Kiwa-EE's record to a comparable factor
Kiwa-EE publishes this EPD as one declared value. Each field as printed, and what open-climate.ai made of it.
The total and its modules
Use a module on its own when you report it in a different year or scope; never add one to the total.
About this factor
From Kiwa-EE
What it is
This is a cradle to gate with options EPD, all modules except module B1 are declared. The owner of this EPD shall be liable for the underlying information and evidence. The program operator Kiwa-Ecobility Experts shall not be liable with respect to manufacturer data, life cycle assessment data and evidence.What it includes
Our production process includes following essential production steps: • Plastic coating of components and housings • Fabrication of contact materials • Assembly of parts and assembly groups (containing self-produced and purchased parts) • Assembly of the product including mechanical assembling, electrical wiring and software installation and configuration (containing self-produced and purchased parts) • End-Of-line testing of the product • Packing of the produced productWhere it applies
Semi-public charging infrastructure is located on private property but is accessible to the public. Typical examples include customer parking lots of shops or hotels. These charging points are intended for specific user groups such as customers or visitors. Public charging infrastructure, on the other hand, is located on public property and is accessible to everyone. Examples include charging points at roadsides or in public parking garages.Source and licence
- Value
- Summed by open-climate.ai from its parts
- Publisher
- Kiwa-Ecobility Experts EPD programme (Kiwa GmbH)
- Library
- Kiwa-EE KIWA_EE_2026-10-02
- Published
- 2 October 2026
- Valid until
- 31 December 2030
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Cite this factor
Kiwa-Ecobility Experts EPD programme (Kiwa GmbH), EPD data from https://kiwa.lca-data.com. Normalised by open-climate.ai, https://open-climate.ai/factors/libraries/kiwa_ee/ (CC BY 4.0). https://open-climate.ai/factors/ef-kiwaee-amtron_professional_tc-europe-unit-cradle_to_grave-bb0fee92/?v=efv1-6d222fd5084d400dd428738b6c400834
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