Electrical Surge Protector #12193

Total Value of the Surge Protection Devices Market (Growth & Trends):

The global surge protection devices market size is expected to reach USD 4.41 billion by 2028, registering a CAGR of 8.5% from 2021 to 2028, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The growing need to protect electrical equipment from surges is primarily expected to drive the growth of the market. The high costs associated with electrical equipment downtime are also expected to drive the adoption of surge protection devices (SPDs) over the forecast period. The growing awareness among consumers about safeguarding electronic appliances from potential surges also bodes well for the growth of the market.

Surge protection devices are critical for businesses and both residential and commercial establishments. SPDs help in protecting consumer electronics and electrical equipment from voltage fluctuations. SPDs are available in various types and are used in an electrical distribution system depending on the requirement posed by the location. SPDs also safeguard electrical equipment from the surges caused during lightning strikes.

Data centers store large volumes of critical data. As such, any downtime at data centers stemming from electrical surges could lead to heavy losses. As Asia Pacific continues to emerge as one of prominent destinations for outsourcing services, the number of data centers being established in the region is growing continuously. Investments in renewable energy projects are also gaining traction across Asia Pacific. Hence, the growing number of data centers and the aggressive investments in renewable energy projects in Asia Pacific are expected to drive the demand for SPDs in the region.

The rising levels of disposable income especially in developing economies are allowing individuals to spend more on premium consumer electronics. However, given that consumer electronics are susceptible to internal surges, it is essential to safeguard them, thereby driving the need for SPDs. Particularly in developed economies, where the information technology industry is well established, surge protection devices are being used on a large scale to protect the IT infrastructure, including servers, desktops, and electrical supply equipment, which also bodes well for the growth of the market over the forecast period.

Source: www.grandviewresearch.com.

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2) Patent Litigation & Defense Fund/Insurance Cooperative Agreements. (To Be Discussed.)

3) Engineering, Development & Prototyping Cooperative Agreements. Estimated time required = 6 months to a year. (To Be Discussed.)

4) Key Executive & Project Commercialization Team Agreements, Employee Agreements, Recruiting Firm Agreements, Third-Party Operations Management Agreements, Installation & Service Technician Agreements, Warranty Services Agreements, and other Third-Party Consulting Agreements. (To Be Discussed.)

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