084fd66d-679b-488b-b732-e0df78e496a48000 and 9000 Series Exits02 Building productsDoors, windows, shutters, and related productsLocks and fittings DORMA's 8000 and 9000 Series exit devices reliably secure egress doors in compliance with applicable fire/life safety code requirements. The touchbar, rail assembly and integral parts are constructed of solid steel and are designed to minimize catch hazards.
These exit device series offer a selection of architectural finishes and can include a full complement of options, including alarmed exit, delayed egress exit, electric latch retraction, and device monitoring.0
Technical data:
DORMA's exit devices are available in different lengths to accommodate varying door widths. The stile touchbar, rail, and cover are fabricated in heavy gauge solid wrought materials and each exit is outfitted with deadlocking latch bolts. The standard trim for all devices is free wheeling and vandal-resistant.
Certifications include /ANSI A156.3/ for Grade 1, /ANSI 117.1/, and /UL 10C/. The devices also comply with /NFPA 101/ and /NFPA 80/ (as applicable).
Declared unit:
The declared unit of this analysis is one surface applied exit.The 8000 and 9000 Series are intended for use in schools, universities, and other institutional or commercial buildings as a fire or panic exit.
For paired doors where a full-width opening is only occasionally required, removable mullions are used. Doors are fitted with rim exit devices and normally function as single doors. Steel and aluminum mullions are available in 8' or 10' lengths.Declared unitEPDLocks and fittings .pdfaverage dataset8000 and 9000 Series Exits.pdfGaBi Database (all versions)GaBi database SP20 2013Scope:
The declaration and the background LCA represent DORMA's 8000 and 9000 Series exit devices. Raw materials are provided by suppliers and shipped to DORMA, where the exits are manufactured and assembled at DORMA's Steelville, IL facility.
System boundary:
Type of EPD: cradle-to-gate - with options. The following modules were considered in the analysis:
Product stage:
Raw material supply (A1)
Inbound transport (A2)
Manufacturing (A3)
Construction process stage:
Distribution (A4)
Installation (A5)End-of-life stage:
Disposal (C4)Beyond system boundaries:
Reuse, recovery, recycling potential (D)IBUDIN EN 15804ISO 140252014-10-28T09:13:42.529ILCD Format 1.1EPD Data Format ExtensionsPE INTERNATIONAL AG00.01.000DORMA Deutschland GmbHtrue1 exit (7.7kg)* ()1Renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PERE)General reminder flowInputMJ75.7130.7180.01050.0402-15.9Renewable primary energy resources as material utilization (PERM)General reminder flowInputMJ00000Total use of renewable primary energy resources (PERT)General reminder flowInputMJ75.7130.7180.01050.0402-15.9Non renewable primary energy as energy carrier (PENRE)General reminder flowInputMJ881.122.40.2470.941-299Non renewable primary energy as material utilization (PENRM)General reminder flowInputMJ00000Total use of non renewable primary energy resources (PENRT)General reminder flowInputMJ881.122.40.2470.941-299Use of secondary material (SM)General reminder flowInputkg00000Use of renewable secondary fuels (RSF)General reminder flowInputMJ-0.08671140.0001520.0002520.0009620.000658Use of non renewable secondary fuels (NRSF)General reminder flowInputMJ-0.9296750.001590.0005750.002190.00466Use of net fresh water (FW)General reminder flowInputm^3288.440.556-0.66-2.6621.1Hazardous waste disposed (HWD)General reminder flowOutputkg0.02202545.5E-055.69E-062.17E-05-0.000136Non hazardous waste disposed (NHWD)General reminder flowOutputkg5.9873210.002270.221.220.796Radioactive waste disposed (RWD)General reminder flowOutputkg0.02208943.93E-052.83E-061.08E-05-0.00116Components for re-use (CRU)General reminder flowOutputkg00000Materials for recycling (MFR)General reminder flowOutputkg00000Materials for energy recovery (MER)General reminder flowOutputkg00000Exported electrical energy (EEE)General reminder flowOutputMJ00000Exported thermal energy (EET)General reminder flowOutputMJ00000Global warming potential (GWP)kg CO_(2)-Äq.63.3621.540.6450.0551-24.7Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (ODP)kg CFC11-Äq.5.629496E-081.02E-113.02E-131.15E-12-1.12E-07Acidification potential of land and water (AP)kg SO_(2)-Äq.0.39430.01330.0006830.00025-0.214Eutrophication potential (EP)kg PO_(4)^(3)-Äq.0.02580.00210.0003052.92E-05-0.0118Formation potential of tropospheric ozone photochemical oxidants (POCP)kg Ethen-Äq.0.024032-0.001460.0001932.43E-05-0.0138Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (ADPE)kg Sb-Äq.0.00668286096.18E-085.67E-092.16E-08-0.00259Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (ADPF)MJ772.320.70.2210.843-276