Socomec MASTERYS BC+ 60 to 80 kVA PEP SOCO-00119-V01.01-EN

Overview

This record is the source metadata for the 2024 product environmental profile (PEP) of Socomec's MASTERYS BC+ 60-80 kVA UPS range, reference SOCO-00119-V01.01-EN. Its purpose is to provide independently worded facts that can be used in preliminary sustainability calculations. The document is reference-only; its full text is not redistributed. A PEP is a type of environmental declaration reporting a product's environmental impacts over its life cycle.

The record holds a single numerical fact: the battery-free 72 kW MASTERYS BC+ 80 kVA reference UPS has an A1-A3 climate impact of 0.146 kg CO2e per 100 W-year. Multiplied by the declared-unit factor of 10800, this gives 1576.8 kg CO2e per UPS, or 21.9 kg CO2e per rated kW. The value belongs to the manufacturing stage (A1-A3) and appears on pages 2, 6 and 7 of the document.

The limit on its use is explicit: product-specific data must be clearly labelled proxies when applied to generic equipment. The value belongs to a battery-free reference UPS; it should not be taken as directly valid for a different rating, a configuration with batteries or another manufacturer, and should be used only as a proxy for preliminary estimates. This caution keeps preliminary calculations from giving a false impression of precision.

Key points

1. Document: Socomec MASTERYS BC+ 60-80 kVA PEP, SOCO-00119-V01.01-EN, 2024.
2. Reference product: battery-free 72 kW MASTERYS BC+ 80 kVA UPS.
3. A1-A3 climate impact 0.146 kg CO2e per 100 W-year.
4. Declared-unit factor 10800.
5. Result: 1576.8 kg CO2e per UPS.
6. 21.9 kg CO2e per rated kW.
7. When applied to generic equipment the value must be clearly labelled a proxy.

Using it in design

• In preliminary sustainability calculations, estimate UPS manufacturing (A1-A3) carbon with the proxy value of 21.9 kg CO2e per rated kW and label it clearly as a proxy.
• For configurations with batteries, add the batteries' impact separately; this value is for the battery-free reference.
• When a specific product is chosen, replace the proxy with the manufacturer's own PEP data.

Who should read it

Sustainability analysts and electrical designers doing preliminary carbon-footprint and lifecycle calculations.

Publication details

Authors

Socomec

Publisher

Socomec

Year

2024

Document language

English

Source type

Manufacturer

Access

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Licence

Bibliographic reference only — the document is not redistributed here; confirm reuse terms at the original source

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