Surge Protection Devices Market Top Impacting Factors To Growth Of The Industry By 2030
Surge Protection Devices Market
Analysis
Surge protection devices (SPDs)
are devices used to protect electronic devices and systems from voltage surges
and spikes that can occur in electrical systems. These surges can cause damage
to sensitive equipment and can lead to data loss, downtime, and other
operational issues.
The global surge protection
devices market is driven by the increasing demand for electronic devices and
systems, which are vulnerable to voltage surges and spikes. The market includes
a wide range of products such as plug-in surge protectors, power strips, and
surge protection circuits.
Surge
Protection Devices Market is projected to be worth USD 5.33 billion by
2030, registering a CAGR of 6% during the forecast period (2022 - 2030).
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Increasing Demand for Power
and Electrical Equipment
The surge protection device
market is expanding rapidly as a result of the increased usage of alternative
energy, increased need for electronic device protection, and power quality
issues. According to the National Lightning Safety Institute, lightning causes
30% of all power outages on average each year, with total expenditures
surpassing $1 billion. Manufacturers are boosting the production of lightning
surge protection devices to protect buildings and residents from lightning
damage. ABB's surge protection devices, for example, are carefully engineered
such that in the event of a lightning transient surge condition, the products
provide main protection against repeated lightning strikes even in the most
severe surge.
The Global Market to Recover
Post COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an
influence on global demand and supply for surge protection devices. The
fluctuating supply and pricing of raw materials have also had an impact on the
worldwide surge protection devices market's growth. Furthermore, the WHO
declared the COVID-19 outbreak a global pandemic in March 2020, prompting many
governments to implement lockdowns. The COVID-19 pandemic is very likely to
have long-term repercussions on consumer lifestyles and purchasing behavior.
China is a major supplier of raw materials and related items used in the
production of surge protection systems around the world. The surge protection
devices market in the Asia Pacific region is likely to pick up steam in the
post-lockdown phase, with lucrative potential in countries such as China,
Japan, India, and South Korea.
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Market Segmentation
The global surge protection
devices industry has been segmented based on application, type, and voltage.
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Based on application, the global surge
protection devices market has been segmented into residential, commercial, and
industrial.
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On the basis of type, the worldwide surge
protection devices market has been segmented into plug-in protection devices,
hard-wired, line cord, and power control devices.
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On the basis of voltage, the worlwide surge
protection devices market has been segmented into high voltage and low voltage.
Regional Analysis
North America and Europe to
Lead the Global Market
North America and Europe are
likely to account for the majority of the market share. Europe and North
America are likely to dominate the market due to rising urbanization projects
such as smart cities. The market is also driven by the plan to digitally change
the automobile, industrial, and IT manufacturing industries.
APAC to Follow North America
and Europe
A similar trend can be seen in
the Asia Pacific region, where infrastructure developments and manufacturing
are on the rise, particularly in China and India. During the forecast period,
the region is expected to expand at a faster rate.
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Key Players
Schneider Electric SE (France),
ABB Ltd. (Switzerland), Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Japan), Alstom SA
(France), Siemens AG (Germany), and Toshiba (Japan). Larsen & Turbo
(India), Hyundai heavy industries (South Korea), Hitachi (Japan), Fuji Electric
(Japan), Nissin Electric (Japan), Xian XD (China), Hyosung (China), Bharat
Heavy Electric Ltd. (India), Eaton (Ireland), and Meidensha (Japan).
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