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In the process of this market research project, in addition to interviewing
existing customers and potential customers of LED-based hazardous location lighting,
we also studied lighting manufactures with various ranges of hazardous area
lighting products. The luminaires are designed for locations where explosive
gases and dusts are found, providing suitable lighting without enabling a risk
of explosion.
The emergence of
solid-state lighting (SSL) light emitting diodes (LEDs) in the general lighting
industry continues to push lighting-industry vendors, as well as end-users, to
consider innovative solutions (new products) to adopt hazardous location LED lighting
solutions.
Solution-Level Quantified
in this Study - Below, are five levels (or “food chain”) pertaining to
the LED marketplace. For the purposes of
this ElectroniCast study, we quantify and provide a market forecast for Level
5.
- Level 1 - The bare chip or die
- Level 2 - The packaged LED chip
- Level 3 – LED array, optics, boards (PCB), heat sink, driver, other
components
- Level 4 – Lamp/Light source
- Level 5 – Luminaires (light
fixture, initial lamp/light source, inclusive fittings/brackets)
The following
regions are quantified in this study report:
·
America
(North, Central and South America)
·
EMEA
(Europe, Middle East and Africa)
·
APAC
(Asia Pacific)
This report provides
the market forecast (2020-2030) by the following functions:
·
Consumption Value (US$)
·
Quantity (number/units) – (Million)
·
Average Selling Prices ($,
each)
Some
luminaire (fixture and lamp) styles do not necessarily fit in the General-Area,
Linear of Flashlight categories; therefore, they are placed in the “Specialty
or Miscellaneous” category.
ElectroniCast also places the Panel-style of flood lamp/ luminaire
device in this last category. The
Panels, especially, often use a larger number of component LEDs per lamp panel
versus the number of LEDs used in other lamp-types.
This analysis and forecast of global market consumption of LED-based
hazardous location (explosion-proof
and other) luminaires (light fixture, initial lamp/light source,
inclusive fittings/brackets); external/separate electrical (cord) installation
apparatus and LED replacement lamps are not included in the volume and average selling
prices (ASPs) market
data.
The
value is then based on the end-use application and the end-use region. The assumed prices are the estimated or
forecasted average prices paid during the indicated calendar year. These are the original manufacturer’s
(“factory”) prices invoiced to the first (original) customer (OEM, distributor,
wholesale, retail, end-user, and other), or transfer prices for internal
(captive) production.
They
take into account the typical purchase quantities and related quantity discounts,
as well as the variation in performance specifications between one user and
another. The costs of supplier testing,
qualification, documentation and other ancillary costs are included in the
price calculation. The price for any
particular purchase may vary widely from the average, depending on quantity,
multiple-year contracts, specifications and competitive bidding pressures.
During the market
research process, ElectroniCast analysts perform interviews with authoritative
and representative individuals in the LED and lighting industry,
plus –
R&D and industrial/factory/manufacturing, from the standpoint of both suppliers
and users of explosion-proof and other harsh environment LED lighting products.
Market
Forecast Product Categories This
market forecast of the worldwide consumption is presented for four (4) major lamps (with luminaire/fixture)-type
categories, as shown below:
·
Spot,
Flood and General-Area
·
Linear: Tube and
String/Strip
·
Portable: Flashlights, Wearable,
and Other Portables
·
Specialty, Panel and
Miscellaneous
Market
Forecast Sub-Application Categories This
market forecast of the worldwide consumption for LED
luminaires used in hazardous location lighting is presented
for four (4) major end-user group (sub-application) categories, as shown below:
·
Power Plants, Pumping
Stations, Substations
·
Military Bases, Airports,
Other Transportation Facilities
·
Gas Stations, Paint-Spray
Booths, Other Commercial/Industrial, Other/Non-Specific
·
Oil Fields, Oil Refineries,
Offshore Oil Platforms, Oil Tanks, Tunnels, Wharf, Mining, and other
Hazardous location (explosion-proof and other) LED
lighting solutions, offer improved vision and safety in industrial areas where
the danger of explosion is higher due to the nature of the activity. Hazardous location LED lighting products are
used on a large scale in mines, oil fields and also in various industrial and commercial,
military, and other applications where highly inflammable and explosive substances
are present.
The risk of explosion in some work environments
requires the need to use specific solutions. Specially designed hazardous
location LED lighting provides is often underestimated. Mixtures of gas, air or
dust can actually cause life-threatening explosions and cause extensive harm to
your employees and the plant. The incorrect assumption is often made that the
danger of explosion is more or less exclusive to the chemical industry. Dust from
timber, animal feed, food-stuffs or plastics can also cause an explosion.
Unsafe lighting is one of the most common potential sources of ignition.
The International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)
for technical use recommends the term luminaires. Light fixtures (US English),
light fittings (UK English), or luminaires
are electrical devices used to create artificial light by use of an electric
lamp. Most luminaires have a fixture body
and a light socket to hold the lamp and allow for its replacement.
Luminaires require an electrical connection to a power source, typically AC mains
power, but may also have battery power for portable (flashlights/torches and
wearable headlights) and emergency lights. Permanent lighting fixtures may be
directly wired. Moveable lamps have a plug and cord so that they can be plugged
into power source in a safe area or apparatus.
Luminaires may also have other features, such as reflectors for directing the
light, an aperture (with or without a lens), an outer shell or housing for lamp
alignment and protection, electrical ballast or power supply, and a cover to
diffuse the light or direct it towards a workspace. In technical terminology,
the lamp is the light source, which is typically called the light bulb or
globe.
This report provides
the research findings of our study of the global consumption of Light Emitting
Diode (LED) luminaires in hazardous location applications.
The term "solid state" refers to the fact that light in a
light emitting diode is emitted from a solid object, which does not contain moving
parts or parts that can break, rupture, shatter, leak or contaminate the
environment —a block of semiconductor—rather than from a vacuum or gas tube, as
is the case in traditional incandescent light bulbs (lamps) and fluorescent
lamps. Compared to incandescent lighting,
LED-based solid-state lighting (SSL) delivers visible light with reduced heat.
In addition, its solid-state nature provides for greater resistance to shock,
vibration, and wear, thereby significantly increasing its lifespan.
Coronavirus Adjustment
April
2021 – The coronavirus pandemic remains a grave concern throughout the world.
In some countries, all “non-essential” businesses are closed, employment is affected
by quarantine of the public. Depending
on political, economic, health and several other consideration factors, these
restrictions could be extended several more months.
Because of the impact on production, supply,
decreases in sales, slowdowns in marketing, shipment and implementation (and
other) caused by the negative effects of the coronavirus (COVID-19), we estimated
a slowdown in consumption in 2020 and we are forecasting a sluggish recovery
for one or more years.
ElectroniCast methodology in determining
the slowdown of the increase in consumption (use) of LED luminaires used in
explosive-proof lighting, begins with the volume (quantity) forecast before any
considerations of the coronavirus impact. Then, we evaluated current manufacturing (not
only luminaires, but all relative components, products and services), inventory,
distribution channels, shipping, logistics, sales/marketing channels, installation
and maintenance, and user restrictions, with the emphasis on actual possibility
of installations for both essential and non-essential or selective implementation
of communication networks or other. Other considerations include: financial/economy
in general, employment (staffing) of all levels, such as design, implementation,
production, marketing/sales, management, OEM capability and product/service demand,
distributors, sales agents, customers (at all levels), and many other concerns
were considered.
Market Dynamics The study
process by ElectroniCast Consultants takes into account the following points:
- Standards
(including general regulations & standards, environmental issues,
etc.)
- Policies
and schemes for promoting the penetration of LED lighting
- Industry trends
in LED lighting fixtures
- Distribution/Sales
Channel
- Competitive
environment is considered / Intellectual property and patents
This industry
sector, excluding the use of LED solutions, is product-oriented mature; therefore,
the established (incumbent) end-users already have relatively expensive legacy hazardous
location luminaires (lighting fixtures with light source) installed, using High-intensity
discharge lamps (HID lamps), fluorescent or other (incandescent) lighting
technology; however, pushed to the marketplace with strong incentives (operating
costs/savings) and successful sales-efforts, the acceptance of LED-based lighting
solutions is in the growth stage of the product life cycle.
Product life Cycle Increasingly, the automatic assembly and test manufacturing process
for LED solid-state lighting products allow for mass-production
capability. In addition, over the next
few years, the average selling prices of LED-based lighting products will be
driven lower, as a result of production efficiencies, yield improvements (aided
by quality controls), competition (both market competition and technology
competition), marketing/sales distribution improvements, and other factors.
With on-going evaluations relative to the future of LED-based hazardous
location (explosion-proof and other) luminaires, there is a challenge
to enter the displacement process versus traditional lighting technologies. There is the need to overcome misconceptions
about the true value proposition of LEDs. While some are seeking to replace
existing fixtures with LED lamps, others recognize the new paradigms that are
evolving. LEDs offer a new model for
light - digital light - with a set of features that completely change the value
proposition of light, the relationship between light and information, how consumers
experience light, how they control it, how they can use it.
The overall use of LEDs in explosion-proof
and hazardous location lighting has already exited the development stage,
as well as the introduction or innovation stage and is currently in the growth
stage in the product life cycle (PLC).
Competitors: Hazardous Location Lighting Table 1 presents
a list of manufacturers/vendors dealing with hazardous location lighting that
ElectroniCast studied in the process of our market research efforts.
Selected Competitors:
Hazardous Location Lighting
(Source: ElectroniCast)
- ABB
(Hazlux®)
- Acuity
Brands ® / Haolophane ®, Lithonia Lighting ®
- Aeon
Lighting Technology (ALT)
- Allison
Park Group, Incorporated
- Allsman
Enterprises (AE Light)
- Atex Global
Ltd.
- ATM
Lighting sp. z o.o.
- AZZ
Electrical Products Group (Rig-a-Lite)
- BARTEC FEAM
(FEAM srl; FEAM is part of BARTEC Group)
- Cortem
Group
- Dialight
plc
- DCD
Technologies
- Dongbu
Lightec Company Ltd. (Gold Company. Ltd - Korea)
- Eaton
Corporation plc (Crouse-Hinds/Hazard-Gard®)
- ECOM
(Pepper AND Fuchs)
- Emerson
Electric Company (Automation Sloutions Division - Appleton Group)
- EnduraliteLED
- Eneltec
- Energy
Focus
- Everyindustry
(EVE®)
- FEAM srl
(BARTEC FEAM; FEAM is part of BARTEC Group)
- Federal
Signal (Victor Products Ltd / Victor Group)
- FoxFury LLC.
- GE Current,
a Daintree Company (Current Lighting Solutions, LLC)
- GEMS Qatar
WLL
- Glamox
Group
- Guangzhou
Guangya International Lighting Technology Company Ltd.
- Hangzhou
(FAYA) Fittings Manufacturing
- Herberts
Industrieglas GmbH & Co. KG (METAGLAS®)
- Hilclare
Limited
- Hubbell
(Chalmit, Killark)
- IKIO LED
Lighting
- Jiangsu
Ouhui Lighting Company Ltd.
- K and H
Industries
- Larson
Electronics
- LDPI,
Incorporated
- Leoyo
Holdings Group Company Ltd.
- Lind
Equipment
- L.J. Star
Incorporated (LUMIGLAS®); F.H. Papenmeier GmbH & Co. KG (LUMIGLAS®)
- Maes
Lighting
- Marechal
Electric (TECHNOR®)
- McGeoch
Technology Ltd.
- Nemalux
Inc.
- NJZ
Lighting Technology Company Ltd.
- Nordland
Lighting
- Northern
Light Technologies
- Ocean's
King Lighting Science & Technology Company, Ltd (OKTECH)
- Orga BV
- Pelican
- Phoenix
Products Company Inc.
- Prolux
International Fz LLC
- Proof
Holdings (PTY) Ltd. (Hudaco Group)
- Q Light
Electronics Company Ltd.
- RAB
Lighting
- Raytec Ltd
- R. STAHL AG
(STAHL)
- SA Equip
- Sammode
- Schuch
(Adolf Schuch GmbH)
- Shanghai
Qinsun Electric Company Ltd. (QINSUN)
- Shanxi
Guangyu LED Lighting Company Ltd. (GYLED)
- Shenzhen
CESP Co., Ltd - Chinese Energy South Power (CESP)
- Shenzhen
KHJ Semiconductor Lighting Co., Ltd. (KHJ)
- Shenzhen
Nibbe Optoelectronic Tech (NIBBE)
- Signify
Lighting (Cooper) (Chloride)
- Sylvania
Lighting / Feilo Sylvania Group (Shanghai Feilo Acoustics Company Ltd.)
- Thorlux
Lighting (FW Thorpe Plc)
- Unimar, Incorporated
- Venas Company,
Ltd
- WAROM Mena
(Warom Technology MENA FZCO)
- Wenzhou
Boshi Electric Technology Company (Boshi Electric)
- Western
Technology Incorporated
- WISKA
- Wolf Safety
Lamp Company
- Worksite
Lighting LLC.
- Wrestt
Group Company Ltd.
- Zhejiang MA
Safety Signal Company, Ltd (MA Safety Signal)
- Zhejiang
Mingchuang Optoelectronic Technology Company Ltd. (MC-LED)
- Zhejiang
Tormin Electrical Company, Ltd. (Tormin)
Consumption
Value Forecast Market forecast
data in this study report refers to consumption (use) for a particular calendar
year; therefore, this data is not cumulative data. Last year (2020), the global consumption value
of LED-based luminaires for use in hazardous location lighting (explosion-proof
and other) reached $483.14 million (rounded-down to $483 million. The consumption (use) value is forecast to increase
at an average annual rate of 8.4% during the 1st-half of the forecast
period (2020-2025) to reach $723.97 million in the year 2025, and then at a slower
(more mature) annual pace (5.5%) during the 2nd-half (2025-2030), to
reach $946.24 million in 2030.
