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PRYS-00027-V01.01

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General informations

Name of the PEP

Câbles FlexTube® pour installation extérieure ou intérieure séries TV02856 et TV02857 de 1 à 4 fibres

Trademark / Owner

PRYSMIAN CÂBLES ET SYSTÈMES FRANCE SAS

PRYSMIAN CÂBLES ET SYSTÈMES FRANCE

Collective PEP

Product classification

Wires and cables
Power and Data transfer inside
Copper and fiber optical communication cables

Date of publication

2025/03/01

Date of end of validity

2030/03/01

Date of verification

2025/04/18

PCR

PEP-PCR-ed4-2021 09 06

PSR

PSR-0001-ed4-2022 11 16

Use life time

20 years

Reference Product

Drop Int/Ext 4FO Touret 500M

Energy model used

France

Bill of material

Total mass

0.029 kg

Constitution

Plastic

59.40 %

0.01500 kg

Metal

3.40 %

0.00100 kg

Other

37.20 %

0.00900 kg

Homogeneous environmental family

Covered products by list

- Drop Int/Ext 1FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext 2FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext 4FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext 1FO PryCube 500M
- Drop Int/Ext 2FO PryCube 500M
- Drop Int/Ext 4FO PryCube 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 1FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 2FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 4FO Touret 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 1FO PryCube 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 2FO PryCube 500M
- Drop Int/Ext PE-R 4FO PryCube 500M

Functional unit impacts

Functional Unit

1 m

Description

Transmettre 1 signal de communication sur 1 m, à une longueur d’onde de 1 310 nm pour une fibre optique monomode, pendant 20 années et à un taux d’utilisation de 100 %, en conformité avec les caractéristiques mentionnées par la fiche technique du produit. La durée et le taux d’utilisation correspondent à l’application ‘Réseaux Télécom (téléphone fixe et mobile)’ telle que définie dans le tableau donné en Annexe 1 des règles spécifiques aux Fils, Câbles et Matériels de raccordement.

Indicator	Unit	Total	Manufacturing	Distribution	Installation	Use	End of Life	Operational energy use B6
Climate change - total	kg.eq.CO2	2.55E-2	2.26E-2	7.82E-4	1.4E-3	1.45E-6	7.33E-4	1.45E-6
Climate change - fossil fuels	kg.eq.CO2	2.55E-2	2.38E-2	7.81E-4	1.16E-4	1.42E-6	7.32E-4	1.42E-6
Climate change - biogenics	kg.eq.CO2	4.5E-5	-0E+0	6.09E-7	1.28E-3	3.09E-8	8.55E-7	3.09E-8
Climate change - land use and land use transformation	kg.eq.CO2	1.18E-5	1.14E-5	3.61E-7	2.09E-8	9.48E-10	4.02E-8	9.48E-10
Ozone depletion	kg.eq.CFC-11	2.19E-9	2.17E-9	1.66E-11	2.58E-12	5.72E-14	2.9E-12	5.72E-14
Acidification (AP)	mole.eq.H+	1.15E-4	1.11E-4	2.56E-6	3.22E-7	9.67E-9	5.78E-7	9.67E-9
Freshwater eutrophication	kg.eq.P	3.98E-6	3.89E-6	5.41E-8	2.28E-8	5.8E-10	7.93E-9	5.8E-10
Marine aquatic eutrophication	kg.eq.N	4.27E-5	2.65E-5	8.88E-7	2.78E-6	1.9E-9	1.25E-5	1.9E-9
Terrestrial eutrophication	mole.eq.N	2.66E-4	2.53E-4	9.36E-6	9.68E-7	1.53E-8	2.41E-6	1.53E-8
Photochemical ozone formation	kg.eq.NMVOC	9.96E-5	9.39E-5	3.98E-6	6.8E-7	5.22E-9	1.06E-6	5.22E-9
Depletion of abiotic resources - elements	kg.eq.Sb	8.17E-7	8.13E-7	2.1E-9	7.89E-10	6.52E-11	3.13E-10	6.52E-11
Depletion of abiotic resources - fossil fuels	MJ	5.34E-1	5.2E-1	1.12E-2	1.03E-3	1.89E-4	2.15E-3	1.89E-4
Water requirement	m³.eq.deprivation worldwide	1.15E-2	1.14E-2	5.76E-5	1.93E-5	2.29E-6	1.68E-5	2.29E-6
Emission of fine particles	incidence of diseases	1.26E-9	1.17E-9	7.68E-11	4.79E-12	9.47E-14	1.38E-11	9.47E-14
Ionizing radiation, human health	kBq.eq.U235	4.01E-3	3.97E-3	1.4E-5	6.9E-6	8.48E-6	5.08E-6	8.48E-6
Ecotoxicity (fresh water)	CTUe	2.59E-1	2.36E-1	1.14E-2	8.03E-3	8.33E-5	3.81E-3	8.33E-5
Human toxicity, carcinogenic effects	CTUh	1.68E-11	1.63E-11	3.45E-13	6.74E-14	1.99E-15	6.98E-14	1.99E-15
Human toxicity, non-carcinogenic effects	CTUh	4.82E-10	4.66E-10	1.05E-11	2.82E-12	7.66E-14	1.88E-12	7.66E-14
Impacts related to land use/soil quality	-	2.06E-1	1.9E-1	1.13E-2	1.16E-3	9.41E-6	3.77E-3	9.41E-6
Use of renewable primary energy, excluding renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	1.87E-2	2.91E-2	1.63E-4	-0.01E+0	1.59E-5	8.12E-5	1.59E-5
Use of renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	2.84E-2	1.76E-2	0	1.08E-2	0	0	0
Total use of renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials)	MJ	4.71E-2	4.67E-2	1.63E-4	9.79E-5	1.59E-5	8.12E-5	1.59E-5
Use of non-renewable primary energy, excluding non-renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	1.76E-1	3.48E-1	1.12E-2	-0.01E+0	1.89E-4	-0.18E+0	1.89E-4
Use of non-renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	3.58E-1	1.72E-1	0	7.23E-3	0	1.79E-1	0
Total use of non-renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials)	MJ	5.34E-1	5.2E-1	1.12E-2	1.03E-3	1.89E-4	2.15E-3	1.89E-4
Use of secondary materials	kg	2.2E-4	2.13E-4	4.76E-6	4.91E-7	1.37E-8	8.89E-7	1.37E-8
Use of renewable secondary fuels	MJ	5.4E-4	5.4E-4	6.05E-8	4.39E-7	8.65E-11	2.66E-8	8.65E-11
Use of non-renewable secondary fuels	MJ	5.34E-1	5.2E-1	1.12E-2	1.03E-3	1.89E-4	2.15E-3	1.89E-4
Net use of fresh water	m³	2.81E-4	2.76E-4	1.49E-6	8.16E-7	5.38E-8	1.75E-6	5.38E-8
Total use of primary energy during the life cycle	MJ	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Hazardous waste disposed of	kg	4.27E-4	4.17E-4	7.47E-6	1E-6	4.87E-8	1.31E-6	4.87E-8
Non-hazardous waste disposed of	kg	2.57E-2	1.81E-2	2.27E-4	1.56E-3	2.2E-6	5.84E-3	2.2E-6
Radioactive waste disposed of	kg	1.1E-6	1.09E-6	3.39E-9	1.71E-9	2.44E-9	1.17E-9	2.44E-9
Components for re-use	kg	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Materials for recycling	kg	2.37E-4	2.37E-4	8.35E-8	2.04E-7	1.12E-8	2.19E-8	1.12E-8
Materials for energy recovery	kg	7.64E-9	7.07E-9	4.65E-10	2.67E-11	1.28E-12	7.48E-11	1.28E-12
Exported energy	MJ by energy vector	4.3E-4	4.19E-4	3.3E-6	5.73E-6	6.89E-8	1.91E-6	6.89E-8
Biogenic carbon content of the product	kg of C	3.82E-4	7.33E-5	0	3.08E-4	0	0	0
Biogenic carbon content of the associated packaging	kg of C	4.98E-4	4.98E-4	0	0	0	0	0

Declared product impacts

Functional Unit

1 m

Description

Un câble composé de 4 fibres optiques utilisé pour transmettre des signaux de communication sur 1 mètre à une longueur d’onde de 1 310 nm pour une fibre optique monomode, pendant 20 années et à un taux d’utilisation de 100 %, en conformité avec les caractéristiques mentionnées par la fiche technique du produit. La durée et le taux d’utilisation correspondent à l’application ‘Réseaux Télécom (téléphone fixe et mobile)’ telle que définie dans le tableau donné en Annexe 1 des règles spécifiques aux Fils, Câbles et Matériels de raccordement

Indicator	Unit	Total	Manufacturing	Distribution	Installation	Use	End of Life	Operational energy use B6
Climate change - total	kg.eq.CO2	1.02E-1	9.05E-2	3.13E-3	5.59E-3	5.79E-6	2.93E-3	5.79E-6
Climate change - fossil fuels	kg.eq.CO2	1.02E-1	9.54E-2	3.12E-3	4.63E-4	5.66E-6	2.93E-3	5.66E-6
Climate change - biogenics	kg.eq.CO2	1.8E-4	-0E+0	2.44E-6	5.12E-3	1.24E-7	3.42E-6	1.24E-7
Climate change - land use and land use transformation	kg.eq.CO2	4.72E-5	4.55E-5	1.44E-6	8.36E-8	3.79E-9	1.61E-7	3.79E-9
Ozone depletion	kg.eq.CFC-11	8.76E-9	8.67E-9	6.65E-11	1.03E-11	2.29E-13	1.16E-11	2.29E-13
Acidification (AP)	mole.eq.H+	4.59E-4	4.45E-4	1.02E-5	1.29E-6	3.87E-8	2.31E-6	3.87E-8
Freshwater eutrophication	kg.eq.P	1.59E-5	1.56E-5	2.16E-7	9.13E-8	2.32E-9	3.17E-8	2.32E-9
Marine aquatic eutrophication	kg.eq.N	1.71E-4	1.06E-4	3.55E-6	1.11E-5	7.59E-9	4.98E-5	7.59E-9
Terrestrial eutrophication	mole.eq.N	1.06E-3	1.01E-3	3.74E-5	3.87E-6	6.13E-8	9.63E-6	6.13E-8
Photochemical ozone formation	kg.eq.NMVOC	3.99E-4	3.76E-4	1.59E-5	2.72E-6	2.09E-8	4.26E-6	2.09E-8
Depletion of abiotic resources - elements	kg.eq.Sb	3.27E-6	3.25E-6	8.38E-9	3.15E-9	2.61E-10	1.25E-9	2.61E-10
Depletion of abiotic resources - fossil fuels	MJ	2.14E+0	2.08E+0	4.48E-2	4.14E-3	7.54E-4	8.61E-3	7.54E-4
Water requirement	m³.eq.deprivation worldwide	4.6E-2	4.56E-2	2.3E-4	7.7E-5	9.17E-6	6.71E-5	9.17E-6
Emission of fine particles	incidence of diseases	5.05E-9	4.67E-9	3.07E-10	1.91E-11	3.79E-13	5.5E-11	3.79E-13
Ionizing radiation, human health	kBq.eq.U235	1.6E-2	1.59E-2	5.62E-5	2.76E-5	3.39E-5	2.03E-5	3.39E-5
Ecotoxicity (fresh water)	CTUe	1.04E+0	9.43E-1	4.56E-2	3.21E-2	3.33E-4	1.52E-2	3.33E-4
Human toxicity, carcinogenic effects	CTUh	6.71E-11	6.52E-11	1.38E-12	2.69E-13	7.97E-15	2.79E-13	7.97E-15
Human toxicity, non-carcinogenic effects	CTUh	1.93E-9	1.87E-9	4.18E-11	1.13E-11	3.06E-13	7.53E-12	3.06E-13
Impacts related to land use/soil quality	-	8.23E-1	7.58E-1	4.52E-2	4.64E-3	3.76E-5	1.51E-2	3.76E-5
Use of renewable primary energy, excluding renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	7.47E-2	1.17E-1	6.51E-4	-0.04E+0	6.37E-5	3.25E-4	6.37E-5
Use of renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	1.14E-1	7.03E-2	0	4.33E-2	0	0	0
Total use of renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials)	MJ	1.88E-1	1.87E-1	6.51E-4	3.92E-4	6.37E-5	3.25E-4	6.37E-5
Use of non-renewable primary energy, excluding non-renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	7.06E-1	1.39E+0	4.48E-2	-0.02E+0	7.54E-4	-0.71E+0	7.54E-4
Use of non-renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials	MJ	1.43E+0	6.88E-1	0	2.89E-2	0	7.14E-1	0
Total use of non-renewable primary energy resources (primary energy and primary energy resources used as raw materials)	MJ	2.14E+0	2.08E+0	4.48E-2	4.14E-3	7.54E-4	8.61E-3	7.54E-4
Use of secondary materials	kg	8.79E-4	8.54E-4	1.9E-5	1.96E-6	5.46E-8	3.56E-6	5.46E-8
Use of renewable secondary fuels	MJ	2.16E-3	2.16E-3	2.42E-7	1.76E-6	3.46E-10	1.07E-7	3.46E-10
Use of non-renewable secondary fuels	MJ	2.14E+0	2.08E+0	4.48E-2	4.14E-3	7.54E-4	8.61E-3	7.54E-4
Net use of fresh water	m³	1.12E-3	1.11E-3	5.98E-6	3.26E-6	2.15E-7	7E-6	2.15E-7
Total use of primary energy during the life cycle	MJ	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Hazardous waste disposed of	kg	1.71E-3	1.67E-3	2.99E-5	4.01E-6	1.95E-7	5.22E-6	1.95E-7
Non-hazardous waste disposed of	kg	1.03E-1	7.25E-2	9.07E-4	6.22E-3	8.82E-6	2.33E-2	8.82E-6
Radioactive waste disposed of	kg	4.38E-6	4.35E-6	1.36E-8	6.84E-9	9.75E-9	4.66E-9	9.75E-9
Components for re-use	kg	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
Materials for recycling	kg	9.48E-4	9.47E-4	3.34E-7	8.15E-7	4.48E-8	8.77E-8	4.48E-8
Materials for energy recovery	kg	3.06E-8	2.83E-8	1.86E-9	1.07E-10	5.14E-12	2.99E-10	5.14E-12
Exported energy	MJ by energy vector	1.72E-3	1.68E-3	1.32E-5	2.29E-5	2.76E-7	7.63E-6	2.76E-7
Biogenic carbon content of the product	kg of C	1.53E-3	2.93E-4	0	1.23E-3	0	0	0
Biogenic carbon content of the associated packaging	kg of C	1.99E-3	1.99E-3	0	0	0	0	0

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