Process Data set: Philips - Fortimo FastFlex (en)

Process Data set: Philips - Fortimo FastFlex (en) en

Process information

Key Data Set Information
Reference year	2026
Name	Philips - Fortimo FastFlex
Technical purpose of product or process	FastFlex G5 Applications • Road lighting • Urban street lighting • Flood and Area lighting • Tunnel lighting Key features and benefits • High module efficiency for fixture performance • Enables OEM optical differentiation with lenses from third party portfolios matching project’s needs • Best in class reliability testing for OEM peace of mind • Philips system warranty • Best in class current and thermal operating range • Temperature and driving current designed for fixture optimization • Optical flexibility via third party lenses • Flexible lumen output • Range of 3 CCT versions
Classification	Class name : Hierarchy level One Click LCA: Material / Building Technology / Lighting
General comment on data set	FastFlex G5 Applications • Road lighting • Urban street lighting • Flood and Area lighting • Tunnel lighting Key features and benefits • High module efficiency for fixture performance • Enables OEM optical differentiation with lenses from third party portfolios matching project’s needs • Best in class reliability testing for OEM peace of mind • Philips system warranty • Best in class current and thermal operating range • Temperature and driving current designed for fixture optimization • Optical flexibility via third party lenses • Flexible lumen output • Range of 3 CCT versions
Copyright	Yes
Owner of data set	Signify N.V.
Quantitative reference
Reference flow(s)	Philips - Fortimo FastFlex - 1.0 * 1.0 (Number_of_items)
Material properties of the reference flow	weight per piece: 0.023 kg
Biogenic carbon content	Carbon content (biogenic): 0.0 kg Carbon content (biogenic) - packaging: 0.0 kg
Time representativeness
Data set valid until	2031
Publication date	2026-02-17
Technological representativeness
Technology description including background system	FastFlex G5 Applications • Road lighting • Urban street lighting • Flood and Area lighting • Tunnel lighting Key features and benefits • High module efficiency for fixture performance • Enables OEM optical differentiation with lenses from third party portfolios matching project’s needs • Best in class reliability testing for OEM peace of mind • Philips system warranty • Best in class current and thermal operating range • Temperature and driving current designed for fixture optimization • Optical flexibility via third party lenses • Flexible lumen output • Range of 3 CCT versions

Modelling and validation

Subtype

specific dataset

LCA methodology report

EPD Hub Core PCR 1.2

Data sources, treatment and representativeness

Documentation of data quality management

EPD Hub Core PCR 1.2

Data source(s) used for this data set

Original EPDs

HUB-5411.pdf

Completeness

Validation

Type of review
Accredited third party review

Reviewer name and institution
Imane Uald Lamkaddam

Compliance Declarations

Compliance

Compliance system name

EN 15804+A2

Approval of overall compliance

Nomenclature compliance

Methodological compliance

Review compliance

Documentation compliance

Quality compliance

Compliance

Compliance system name

ISO 14025

Approval of overall compliance

Nomenclature compliance

Methodological compliance

Review compliance

Documentation compliance

Quality compliance

Administrative information

Commissioner and goal
Commissioner of data set	Signify N.V.
Data generator
Data set generator / modeller	Signify / Sustainability
Data entry by
Time stamp (last saved)	2026-03-24T12:10:53.662+01:00
Data set format(s)	ILCD Format EPD Data Format Extensions v1.2
Publication and ownership
UUID	5898482d-861a-5640-9d47-57b529355a08
Date of last revision	2026-02-17T12:00:18
Data set version	00.01.000
Preceding Data set version
Registration authority	EPD Hub
Registration number	HUB-5411
Owner of data set	Signify N.V.
Copyright	Yes
License type	Free of charge for all users and uses
Access and use restrictions	None
Publisher	EPD Hub

Environmental indicators

Indicators of life cycle

Indicator	Direction	Unit	Production A1-A3	Transport A4	Installation A5	Use B1	Operational energy use B6	De-construction C1	Transport C2	Waste processing C3	Disposal C4	Recycling Potential D
Use of renewable primary energy (PERE)	Input	MJ	0.611	0.00117	-0.129	ND	3.3E+3	0	0.000129	0.00248	0.0000472	-0.103
Use of renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials (PERM)	Input	MJ	0.0995	0	-0.093	ND	0	0	0	-0.00228	-0.00424	0
Total use of renewable primary energy resources (PERT)	Input	MJ	0.7105	0.00117	-0.222	ND	3.3E+3	ND	0.000129	0.0002	-0.004193	-0.103
Use of non renewable primary energy (PENRE)	Input	MJ	7.46	0.137	-0.551	ND	1.2E+4	0	0.00937	0.0172	0.00312	-0.379
Use of non renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials (PENRM)	Input	MJ	0.495	0	-0.361	ND	0	0	0	-0.0468	-0.0869	0
Total use of non renewable primary energy resource (PENRT)	Input	MJ	7.955	0.137	-0.912	ND	1.2E+4	ND	0.00937	-0.0296	-0.08378	-0.379
Use of secondary material (SM)	Input	kg	0.0024	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0
Use of renewable secondary fuels (RSF)	Input	MJ	0.00105	2.31E-7	3.23E-7	ND	0.0159	0	5.36E-8	8E-7	4.58E-8	-0.0000315
Use of non renewable secondary fuels (NRSF)	Input	MJ	0	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0
Use of net fresh water (FW)	Input	m3	0.00551	0.000011	0.0000501	ND	10.4	0	0.00000124	0.00000907	0.00000293	-0.0015
Hazardous waste disposed (HWD)	Output	kg	0.0573	0.000189	0.0008	ND	30.4	0	0.0000163	0.000125	0.00412	-0.0165
Non hazardous waste dispose (NHWD)	Output	kg	2.5	0.00273	0.0294	ND	2.35E+3	0	0.000306	0.00313	0.00797	-1.47
Radioactive waste disposed (RWD)	Output	kg	0.0000125	1.72E-8	6.23E-9	ND	0.0854	0	1.86E-9	3.85E-8	6.65E-10	-8.66E-7
Components for re-use (CRU)	Output	kg	0	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0
Materials for recycling (MFR)	Output	kg	0.000478	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0.00823	0	0
Materials for energy recovery (MER)	Output	kg	0	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0
Exported electrical energy (EEE)	Output	MJ	0	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0
Exported thermal energy (EET)	Output	MJ	0	0	0	ND	0	0	0	0	0	0

Core environmental impact indicators

Indicator	Unit	Production A1-A3	Transport A4	Installation A5	Use B1	Operational energy use B6	Transport C2	Waste processing C3	Disposal C4	Recycling Potential D
Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (ADPF)	MJ	8.21	0.137	0.0193	ND	1.2E+4	0.00937	0.0172	0.00311	-0.379
Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (ADPE)	kg Sb eqv.	0.000119	1.32E-8	5.71E-9	ND	0.00698	2.19E-9	2.29E-8	4.09E-10	-0.000078
Acidification potential of land and water (AP)	mol H+ eqv.	0.00475	0.000286	0.000013	ND	3.04	0.00000223	0.0000086	0.00000103	-0.00383
Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (ODP)	kg CFC 11 eqv.	2.45E-7	1.58E-10	2.74E-11	ND	0.00000953	9.34E-12	1.01E-11	3.57E-12	-3.1E-10
Eutrophication potential aquatic freshwater (EP-freshwater)	kg P eqv.	0.000433	4.1E-7	2.12E-7	ND	0.481	5.2E-8	6.43E-7	0.00000238	-0.000219
Eutrophication potential aquatic marine (EP-marine)	kg N eqv.	0.000815	0.0000715	0.00000668	ND	0.477	7.22E-7	0.0000017	3.94E-7	-0.000152
Eutrophication potential terrestrial (EP-terrestrial)	mol N eqv.	0.00842	0.000794	0.0000591	ND	4.28	0.00000785	0.0000183	0.00000428	-0.00222
Global Warming Potential biogenic (GWP-biogenic)	kg CO2 eqv.	-0.0104	0.00000181	0.0105	ND	1.16	1.46E-7	-0.000035	-1.05E-7	-0.0000911
Global Warming Potential fossil fuels (GWP-fossil)	kg CO2 eqv.	0.579	0.011	0.0383	ND	517	0.000668	0.00137	0.000162	-0.03
Global Warming Potential luluc (GWP-luluc)	kg CO2 eqv.	0.00117	0.0000058	7.08E-7	ND	1.59	2.96E-7	0.00000247	2.25E-7	-0.0000671
Global Warming Potential total (GWP-total)	kg CO2 eqv.	0.5698	0.01101	0.0488	ND	519.8	0.0006684	0.001337	0.0001621	-0.03016
Photochemical Ozone Creation Potential (POCP)	kg NMVOC eqv.	0.00259	0.000217	0.0000161	ND	1.41	0.0000031	0.00000525	0.00000146	-0.000645
Water use (WDP)	m3 world eqv.	0.35	0.000427	0.00304	ND	328	0.0000435	0.000324	0.0000186	-0.0276

Additional environmental impact indicators

Indicator	Unit	Production A1-A3	Transport A4	Installation A5	Use B1	Operational energy use B6	De-construction C1	Transport C2	Waste processing C3	Disposal C4	Recycling Potential D
¹This impact category deals mainly with the eventual impact of low dose ionizing radiation on human health of the nuclear fuel cycle. It does not consider effects due to possible nuclear accidents, occupational exposure nor due to radioactive waste disposal in underground facilities. Potential ionizing radiation from the soil, from radon and from some construction materials is also not measured by this indicator.
²The results of this environmental impact indicator shall be used with care as the uncertainties on these results are high or as there is limited experiences with the indicator.
Incidence of disease due to PM emissions (PM)²	disease incidence	4.31E-8	4.24E-10	1.2E-10	ND	0.0000108	0	5.3E-11	9.97E-11	2.65E-11	-7.02E-9
Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for ecosystems (ETP-fw)²	CTUe	10.8	0.0115	0.0878	ND	1.83E+3	0	0.00148	0.00577	0.00151	-3.55
Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for humans - cancer effects (HTP-c)²	CTUh	5.24E-10	2.26E-12	3.91E-12	ND	1.75E-7	0	1.14E-13	6.6E-13	1.5E-12	-5.24E-10
Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for humans - non-cancer effects (HTP-nc)²	CTUh	2.3E-8	4.17E-11	1.42E-10	ND	0.00000906	0	5.87E-12	4.67E-11	5.97E-11	-5.48E-8
Potential Human exposure efficiency relative to U235 (IRP)¹	kBq U235 eqv.	0.0504	0.0000704	0.0000248	ND	332	0	0.00000759	0.000157	0.00000271	-0.00329
Soil quality index (SQP)²	unitless	3.56	0.0297	0.0091	ND	2.68E+3	0	0.0056	0.00983	0.00637	-1.37