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Analysis of the US Power Quality Equipment Market

Publication Type

Report

Date Published

08/2015

Authors

Frost & Sullivan,

Abstract

The primary aim of this project was to provide LBNL with data and analysis about shipment and sales of power quality and related reliability-enhancing equipment, and analyze potential customers.

Primary objectives are:

To determine the potential size (sales and unit shipments) of the power quality equipment market in the United States and to use cumulative annual market sales over an estimated lifetime for each equipment type to estimate the total current installed quantities of each equipment
To analyze the key power quality products (surge protection devices [SPD], voltage regulators, isolation transformers, uninterruptible power supply [UPS], and alternating current [AC] backup generators)
To analyze end-user groups (residential, commercial, and industrial)
To identify potential markets by US geographic region

Year of Publication

2015

Analysis of the US Power Quality Equipment Market

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