Surge protection devices (SPDs) protect electronic equipment and systems from transient voltage spikes or surges. These surges, generated by lightning strikes, power grid oscillations, or switching operations, can kill sensitive devices. Surge protection devices channel excess power away from connected equipment, preventing damage and ensuring the safety and dependability of electrical systems. The surge protection devices market share has increased due to the rising requirement for surge protection devices to protect the new, innovative electrical and electronic gadgets being installed in homes and businesses. Other factors expected to drive demand include ambitious alternative energy programs being pursued worldwide, increased operational costs due to electricity quality difficulties, and frequent equipment malfunctions. The ability of surge protection devices to lower electricity bills by reducing power gadgets use is also expected to play a key role in driving market growth over the forecast period.
Demand for surge protection systems has increased due to the increased use of electronic devices in daily life and industry. Industrial manufacturing plants use automated processes and sensitive electrical equipment. A voltage surge can damage equipment, interrupt production, and cause downtime. The CTA predicts USD 461 billion in retail revenue from the US consumer technology industry in 2020. As customers invest more in pricey electronics, the need to safeguard them from voltage surges grows, boosting home surge protection device demand. Industrial and consumer electronics and technology use drive the surge protection device sector. Many businesses and families utilize electronic equipment, improving awareness of surge protection and driving the adoption of surge protection devices.
The surge protection devices market will grow as smart grid adoption, and the IoT ecosystem grow. Smart grids employ cutting-edge technology to efficiently and effectively manage electricity supply. These grids use sensors, communication networks, and control systems to manage energy flow. IoT Analytics predicts 30.9 billion connected IoT devices by 2025. Effective surge protection solutions are needed to protect IoT devices from sudden voltage spikes as their number grows. Smart grids and IoT ecosystems enhance the demand for reliable surge prevention equipment. Surge protection device makers can utilize this by building smart grids and IoT solutions. These solutions ensure the seamless and secure operation of important infrastructure and linked devices, driving the surge protection devices market.
Asia-Pacific will grow quickest over the projection period. China, Taiwan, Japan, and the rest of Asia-Pacific are surge protection devices market subcategories. Hospitals, offices, huge retail stores, and theaters are being built due to economic growth and urbanization. Asia-Pacific nations promote airport infrastructure and smart cities. Tourism, smart city projects, and residential, commercial, and industrial building drive surge protection device demand. SPDs' benefits are becoming well understood in China, India, and Japan, explaining the surge.
Rising disposable income in Asia-Pacific allows people to buy quality consumer electronics like LED TVs, washing machines, and refrigerators. The market is influenced by smart manufacturing. According to IBEF data, India aims to increase manufacturing production's GDP contribution to 25% by 2025 from 16%. The Smart Advanced Manufacturing and Rapid Transformation Hub (SAMARTH) Udyog Bharat 4.0 program promotes Industry 4.0 in India and helps stakeholders address smart factory issues. Consumer focus on device security is predicted to promote regional market growth during the forecast timeframe.
North American market share will be large during the forecast period. The region pioneers cutting-edge technologies. The region is also aware of SPD benefits. Residential and business power use accounts for 37% of US electricity. Lightning is also common in Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. Thus, SPDs are widely used to protect electronics against rapid energy swings in these conditions. All of these considerations have made North America the largest regional market. Surge protection in residential and charging infrastructure is also increasing due to smart house adoption and EV demand. Installing smart appliances, home automation systems, and EV charging stations increases the risk of voltage spikes damaging them.
Europe is a significant surge protection device market. Demand for surge protection devices is expected to rise with automation investment and residential electronics use. German manufacturers make precision machinery for export. Their high-quality items are made using sensitive electrical equipment and automated manufacturing processes. They install surge protection devices across their electrical infrastructure to protect equipment from voltage variations and power surges. This proactive technique keeps their machinery running smoothly and eliminates costly disruptions.
The key players in the global Surge Protection Devices market are Schneider Electric, ABB, GE, Eaton, Legrand, Emerson Electric Co., Siemens, cgglobal.com, Tripp Lite, and Vertiv Group Corp.