f54c9732-257c-4de7-a633-091187f219acVELUX Modular Skylight (double glazing configuration)Komponenten von Fenstern und VorhangfassadenFensterKunststofffenster02 Building productsDoors, windows, shutters, and related productsWindows, other translucent building components, doors and related productsVELUX Modular Skylights (VMS) are sash-frame constructed single roof windows. The modules fit together and can be configured in several predefined daylight solutions. All individual skylights are delivered as prefabricated modules with dedicated factory finished flashings to ensure watertightness in every solution.
The VMS include modules, which can be opened (venting) as well as modules, which cannot be opened (fixed). The EPD covers VMS modules in sizes from 0.405 m2 up to 2.3 m2.
The glass panes are with double glazing and different glass configurations are covered by the EPD. The glass thickness ranges from 12 to 18 mm. The glass panes have cavities filled with Argon gas. The representative glass configuration used for the EPD calculations has 8 mm toughened glass, 16mm space and 10mm laminated glass. This configuration is conservative with regards to the environmental impact results.0The VELUX polyurethane (PUR) roof windows are skylight windows with a PUR frame/sash and a wooden core. Some of the windows can be used in conjunction with electronic devices for automatic opening and closing, while other windows are opened and closed manually. The glass panes are with double glazing and the glass thickness ranges from 8 to 10 mm. Only the window modules are included, which means that any applied electronics, additional equipment, engines etc. are not part of the EPD.
Technical data:
The Declaration of Performance including relevant technical specifications and test methods/test standards can be downloaded from the website www.velux.com/ce-marking.
The performance values are specific for the specific VMS variants covered by the EPD.
The declared values in below table relate to the reference product incl. the pane variant 10T. For other VMS product variants, specific values can be selected at the bottom of the above-mentioned download page.
Declared unit:
Multiple product dimensions are represented by this EPD as specified in the product description.
The declared unit is 1 m2 window calculated based on one representative window module measuring 1.23 m * 1.48 m (reference window based on EN 14351-1) with double glazed window panes.VELUX Modular Skylight consists of modules, that are built together to form a long band of window modules in several predefined solutions such as a longlight or ridgelight. The length of the band of modules is determined by the need of the individual building.EPDWindows, other translucent building components, doors and related products.pdfaverage datasetGaBi Database (all versions)GaBi database SP40 2020Scope:
The EPD is a representative EPD covering VELUX Modular System (VMS) products. The products are manufactured by VELUX Group in Østbirk, Denmark for sale throughout Europe.
System boundary:
Type of EPD: Cradle to gate - with options. The following life cycle phases were considered:
Product stage:
A1 - Raw material extraction and processing: production of the pre-products (e.g. glass pane profiles, covers, brackets, sealant...) and packaging components (primarily wood)
A2 - Transport to the manufacturer: Transport of pre-products and packaging components to the manufacturing site
A3 - Manufacturing: The composite profiles for the products are produced at VELUX production site in Grindsted in Denmark in a pultrusion process. The final assembly and production of the VMS modules takes place at the VELUX production site in Østbirk in Denmark. The final production processes include shortening of profiles, drilling of holes, clamping and glueing, mounting of gaskets, brackets, panes etc. as well as stacking on pallets.
End of life stage:
C1 - De-construction: de-construction of the window with the use of a screwdriver
C2 - Transport: transport of window materials to incineration and recycling
C3 - Waste processing: sorting of glass waste, incineration of plastic and rubber parts
C4 - Disposal: disposal of all materials
Benefits and loads beyond the system boundaries:
D - Reuse, recovery and recycling potential: benefits from plastic incineration processes and recycling of metal and glass. For details, see scenario information under “Scenarios and additional technical information”.VELUX Modular Skylight (double glazing configuration).pdfInstitut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.DIN EN 15804+A2ISO 14025VELUX GroupFORCE Technology2021-05-04T19:14:34.085ILCD FormatEPD-Datenformaterweiterungen v1.2EPD Data Format Extensions v1.200.02.000Institut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.EPD-VEL-20210075-CCI1-ENVELUX GrouptrueFree of charge for all users and usesNoneInstitut Bauen und Umwelt e. V.VMS with double glazing (VMS with double glazing)1Renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PERE)General reminder flowInputMJ5482.8791.40.01440.07540.2331.56-57.2Renewable primary energy resources as material utilization (PERM)General reminder flowInputMJ0039.200000Total use of renewable primary energy resources (PERT)General reminder flowInputMJ5482.871310.01440.07540.2331.56-57.2Non renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PENRE)General reminder flowInputMJ27805195.10.03241.3477.417.5-310Non renewable primary energy as material utilization (PENRM)General reminder flowInputMJ14702.8300-75.100Total use of non renewable primary energy resources (PENRT)General reminder flowInputMJ293051980.03241.342.3217.5-310Use of secondary material (SM)General reminder flowInputkg2.7800.023200000Use of renewable secondary fuels (RSF)General reminder flowInputMJ1.52E-120000000Use of non renewable secondary fuels (NRSF)General reminder flowInputMJ1.78E-110000000Use of net fresh water (FW)General reminder flowInputm^37020.003320.04071.66E-058.73E-050.009040.00169-0.147Hazardous waste disposed (HWD)General reminder flowOutputkg0.003482.38E-062.17E-071.34E-116.25E-081.65E-091.97E-07-2.46E-07Non hazardous waste disposed (NHWD)General reminder flowOutputkg60.40.007810.3442.3E-050.00020539.339-3.65Radioactive waste disposed (RWD)General reminder flowOutputkg0.1926.32E-050.003334.92E-061.66E-063.72E-050.00019-0.0106Components for re-use (CRU)General reminder flowOutputkg00000000Materials for recycling (MFR)General reminder flowOutputkg6.24000017.100Materials for energy recovery (MER)General reminder flowOutputkg000001.400Exported electrical energy (EEE)General reminder flowOutputMJ000006.100Exported thermal energy (EET)General reminder flowOutputMJ000001100Global Warming Potential total (GWP-total)kg CO_(2)-Äq.1743.863.930.001850.1023.381.21-24.8Global Warming Potential fossil fuels (GWP-fossil)kg CO_(2)-Äq.1743.847.80.001840.1013.381.26-24.8Global Warming Potential biogenic (GWP-biogenic)kg CO_(2)-Äq.0.194-0.00654-3.886.14E-06-0.0001720.000853-0.0568-0.0288Global Warming Potential luluc (GWP-luluc)kg CO_(2)-Äq.0.04350.0310.01162.67E-060.0008150.0001120.00279-0.0078Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (ODP)kg CFC11-Äq.8.4E-084.6E-163.61E-094.05E-171.21E-171.34E-083.26E-15-3.28E-14Acidification potential of land and water (AP)mol H^(+)-Äq.32.10.01270.01214.07E-060.0003330.002250.0057-0.124Eutrophication potential aquatic freshwater (EP-freshwater)kg PO_(4)-Äq.2.211.16E-054.36E-054.92E-093.06E-073.24E-050.00013-1.15E-05Eutrophication potential aquatic marine (EP-marine)kg N-Äq.0.03840.005730.004279.04E-070.0001510.0009710.00147-0.0275Eutrophication potential terrestrial (EP-terrestrial)mol N-Äq.0.4090.0640.04449.49E-060.001680.01130.0161-0.309Formation potential of tropospheric ozone photochemical oxidants (POCP)kg NMVOC-Äq.1.510.01120.01132.48E-060.0002940.002560.00436-0.0658Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (ADPE)kg Sb-Äq.0.001812.75E-076.64E-065.33E-107.22E-091.13E-079.57E-08-8.27E-06Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (ADPF)MJ25105197.90.03241.342.3217.5-310Water use (WDP)m^(3) world-Äq. deprived4.350.0342-0.05580.0004020.00090.3840.0397-1.93Incidence of disease due to PM emissions (PM)Disease incidence2E-066.8E-085.93E-073.41E-111.79E-091.34E-086.23E-08-1.04E-06Human exposure efficiency relative to U235 (IR)kBq U235-Äq.3.940.009130.3520.0008070.000240.02160.0244-2.05Comparative toxic unit for ecosystems (ETP-fw)CTUe4573625.60.01390.9471.3314.5-244Comparative toxic unit for humans (carcinogenic) (HTP-c)CTUh3.04E-077.55E-104.9E-083.83E-131.98E-116.01E-119.67E-10-1.42E-08Comparative toxic unit for humans (noncarcinogenic) (HTP-nc)CTUh1.34E-064.43E-085.12E-081.41E-111.16E-092.65E-099.19E-08-2.29E-07Soil quality index (SQP)SQP13317.910900.01030.471.982.46-13.4