Product Environmental Profile

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1 LEGRAND S ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENTS Incorporate environmental management into our industrial sites Of all Legrand sites worldwide, over 85% are ISO certified (sites belonging to the Group for more than five years). Offer our customers environmentally friendly solutions Develop innovative solutions to help our customers design more energy efficient, better managed and more environmentally friendly installations. Involve the environment in product design and provide informations in compliance with ISO Reduce the environmental impact of products over their whole life cycle. Provide our customers with all relevant information (composition, consumption, end of life, etc.). REFERENCE PRODUCT Function Distribute the electrical energy network to the workstation via 2x2 20A sockets for 20 years. Cat. No. 25DTP-4 Two-compartment pole The company reserves the right to change specifications and designs without notice. All illustrations, descriptions, dimensions and weights in the document are for guidance and cannot be held binding on the company. PRODUCTS CONCERNED The environmenal data is representative of the following products (see extrapolation rule at the end of the document): - 25DTP series: 25DTP-4, 25DTP-412, 25DTP-415, 25DTP-4-DG, 25DTP-412-DG, 25DTP-415-DG - AMDTP series: AMDTP-4, AMDTP-412, AMDTP DTP-4D series: 25DTP-4D, 25DTP-4D-DG - AMDTP-4D PEP ecopassport No LGRP V01.01-EN Page 1 / 5

2 CONSTITUENT MATERIALS This contains no substances prohibited by the regulations applicable at the time of its introduction to the market. It respects the restrictions on use of hazardous substances as defined in the RoHS directive 2011/65/CE. Total weight of oz ( g) (with unit packaging) Plastics as % of weight Metals as % of weight Other as % of weight PA 1.0 % Steel 52.7 % PVC 0.7 % Aluminium 10.7 % Other plastics 0.7 % Copper 2.7 % Packaging as % of weight Paper 21.0 % Wood 9.7 % PE 0.7 % Total plastics 2.4 % Total metals 66.1 % Total other and packaging 31.5 % Estimated recycled material content: 39 % by mass. For Aluminium Tele-Power Poles (AMDTP series), use the table below regarding the constituent materials. Total weight of oz ( g) (with unit packaging) Plastics as % of weight Metals as % of weight Other as % of weight PA 1.5 % Aluminium 43.4 % PVC 1.1 % Copper Alloys 4.0 % other plastic 1.0 % Steel 2.7 % Packaging as % of weight Paper 30.9 % Wood 14.3 % PE 1.0 % Total plastics 3.6 % Total metals 50.1 % Total other and packaging 46.2 % Estimated recycled material content: 33 % by mass. MANUFACTURE This comes from sites that have received ISO14001 certification. DISTRIBUTION Products are distributed from logistics centers located to optimize transport efficiency using EPA SmartWay certified carriers to reduce greenhouse gases emissions. The is therefore transported by truck from our warehouse to the local point of distribution into the market in North America, over a maximum range distance of 2175 miles [3500km]. PEP ecopassport No LGRP V01.01-EN Page 2 / 5

3 INSTALLATION For the installation of the product, only standard tools are needed. USE Servicing and maintenance : Under normal conditions of use, this product requires no servicing or maintenance. Consumables : No consumables are necessary to use the. END OF LIFE Development teams integrate product end-of-life factors in the design phase. Hazardous waste* contained in the product: no hazardous waste (*) Hazardous waste as defined by European Commission decision 2000/532/EC. Recycling rate: Calculated using the method described in the IEC/TR technical report, the recyclability rate of the product is estimated as 94.9 %. This value is based on data collected from a technological channel using industrial procedures. It does not pre-validate the effective use of this channel for end-of-life electrical and electronic products. Separated into: - metal materials (excluding packaging) : 66.3 % - plastic materials (excluding packaging) : 2.3 % - packaging (all types of materials) : 30.3 % ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS The evaluation of environmental impacts examines the stages of the life cycle: manufacturing, distribution, installation, use and end-of-life. IIt is representative from products marketed and used in North America. For each phase, the following modelling elements were taken in account: Manufacture Distribution Installation Use End of life Software and database used Packaging taken into account. As required by the «PEP ecopassport» programme all transports for the manufacturing of the, including materials and components, has been taken in account. The waste generated during manufacturing phase has been taken into account. Transport between the last Group distribution centre and an average delivery to the sales area miles [3500km] as defined by the PCR version: PEP-PCR-ed 3-EN The end-of-life of the packaging is taken into account at this phase Under normal conditions of use, this type of product requires no servicing or maintenance. No consumables are necessary to use this type of product. Product category: PSR0003-ed1.1-EN-2015_10_16-Cable_Management_Solutions Pre-equipped service poles, service posts and multi-outlet extensions. Use scenario : non-continuous operation (30% of the time) for 20 years at 30% of rated load. This modelling duration does not constitute a minimum durability requirement. Energy model: Electricity Mix; United States The default end of life scenario maximizing the environmental impacts EIME V5 and its database «CODDE » and the indicators defined ine the PCR ed3 in alignment with the EN standard. PEP ecopassport No LGRP V01.01-EN Page 3 / 5

4 SELECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS Total for Life cycle Raw material and manufacture Distribution Installation Use End of life Global warming 8.13E+01 kgco2 eq. 3.83E+01 47% 1.77E+00 2% 1.82E-01 < 1% 4.06E+01 50% 4.67E-01 < 1% Ozone depletion 7.24E-06 kgcfc-11 eq. 6.50E-06 90% 3.59E-09 < 1% 1.01E-09 < 1% 7.37E-07 10% 3.65E-09 < 1% Acidification of soils and water 2.00E-01 kgso2 eq. 1.50E-01 75% 7.97E-03 4% 8.73E-04 < 1% 3.89E-02 19% 1.96E-03 < 1% Water eutrophication 4.15E-02 kg(po4)3- eq. 2.54E-02 61% 1.83E-03 4% 7.53E-04 2% 1.02E-02 25% 3.22E-03 8% Photochemical ozone formation Depletion of abiotic resources - elements Total use of primary energy Net use of fresh water Depletion of abiotic resources - fossil fuels 1.96E-02 kgc2h4 eq. 1.26E-02 64% 5.67E-04 3% 6.17E-05 < 1% 6.23E-03 32% 1.48E-04 < 1% 6.12E-04 kgsb eq. 6.12E % 7.10E-08 < 1% 7.75E-09 < 1% 3.99E-07 < 1% 2.04E-08 < 1% 2.21E+03 MJ 1.64E+03 74% 2.38E+01 1% 2.41E+00 < 1% 5.47E+02 25% 5.54E+00 < 1% 4.10E-01 m3 3.38E-01 82% 1.59E-04 < 1% 4.59E-05 < 1% 7.18E-02 18% 1.41E-04 < 1% 1.12E+03 MJ 4.43E+02 40% 2.49E+01 2% 2.54E+00 < 1% 6.43E+02 57% 6.18E+00 < 1% Water pollution 4.07E+03 m3 1.68E+03 41% 2.92E+02 7% 2.87E+01 < 1% 2.00E+03 49% 6.57E+01 2% Air pollution 9.91E+03 m3 6.34E+03 64% 7.27E+01 < 1% 1.88E+01 < 1% 3.45E+03 35% 2.86E+01 < 1% The values of the 27 impacts defined in the PCR-ed3-EN are available in the digital database of pep-ecopassport.org website. 100% % ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT PER LIFE CYCLE STAGE OF REFERENCE PRODUCT 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% End of life Use Installation Distribution Manufacturing 30% 20% 10% 0% GWP ODP A EP POCP ADPe PE FW ADPf WP AP PEP ecopassport No LGRP V01.01-EN Page 4 / 5

5 All the covers and bases are both side painted metals (ivory on one side, grey on the other one). As a consequence for all the colors, the environmentals impacts are the same. The two tables below can be combinated. Manufacturing Distribution Installation Use End of life 25DTP seies (REF) DTP-4D series AMDTP series AMDTP-4D The environmental impacts shown on the table above are based on the default length 10 5 of the reference product.to extrapolate different lengths, multiply all the impacts by the scale factor corresponding to the desired length shown in the table below. 412 series: 12 5, 415 series: 15 5 Products Series 412 series 415 series Ratio Registration N : LGRP V01.01-EN Drafting rules: PEP-PCR-ed3-EN Supplemented by PSR0003-ed1.1-EN-2015_10_16 Verifier accreditation N : VH02 Date of issue: Information and reference documents : Validity period: 5 years Independent verification of the declaration and data, in compliance with ISO 14025:2010 Internal External The PCR review was conducted by a panel of experts chaired by Philippe Osset (SOLINNEN) PEP are compliant with XP C : 2014 The elements of the present PEP cannot be compared with elements from another program Document in compliance with ISO : 2010: «Environmental labels and declarations. Type III environmental declarations» Environmental data in alignment with EN : A1 : 2013 PEP ecopassport No LGRP V01.01-EN Page 5 / 5