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APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS


Advanced’s MxPro 5 4-loop panels achieve Environmental Product Declaration (EPD)


M


xPro 5 four-loop fi re alarm control panels from Advanced now hold an Environmental


Product compliance requirements. Declaration


(EPD), providing independently verifi ed data on the products’ environmental impact across their full lifecycle.


Issued in accordance with EN 15804:2012+A2:2019 and ISO 14044/14025, and


verifi ed by BRE Global, the EPD


delivers transparent, standardised environmental performance data to support sustainability-focused specifi cation and whole-building assessment. Environmental Product Declarations are increasingly used across the construction and building services sectors to provide comparable, verifi ed data on a product’s environmental impact. Developed using a life cycle assessment (LCA), an EPD quantifi es impacts across each stage of a product’s life, from raw material extraction and manufacturing through to transport, use, and end-of-life treatment. For the MxPro 5 four-loop panels, the EPD cradle-to-grave


presents environmental


including carbon footprint and other impact indicators, allowing consultants, designers and building


owners to better understand how


fi re safety systems contribute to the overall environmental performance of a building or infrastructure project.


The declaration applies across the full range of MxPro 5 four-loop panel confi gurations, including standard and deep enclosure formats, cross-listed variants, and Axis EN software variants,


data,


ensuring consistent environmental data is available regardless of confi guration or


Beyond supporting external specifi cation, the EPD is also valuable in supporting Advanced’s drive for continuous improvement and responsible product design. By identifying where environmental impacts occur across the product lifecycle, the assessment provides insight informing ongoing product development, material selection, manufacturing effi ciency and energy use during operation.


The MxPro 5 range has been developed with longevity, fl exibility and upgradeability in mind, helping to extend system life and reduce waste over time. The addition of an independently verifi ed EPD for the four-loop panels gives specifi ers and end users the data they need to consider fi re detection and alarm systems as part of a wider, more sustainable building strategy. The EPD is valid for fi ve years and will remain in force until March 2031, subject to the terms of the BRE Global verifi cation scheme.


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