PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1397210
PUBLISHER: Prescient & Strategic Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1397210
The circuit monitoring market was USD 702.5 million in 2023, which will power at a rate of 4.5%, to touch USD 949.1 million by 2030.
The industry growth has a lot to do with the increasing requirement for data centers and the robust concern with regards to power steadiness and personnel safety. Circuit monitoring is vital to guarantee the effective and safe process of electrical circuits in more than a few industries, as well as data centers, manufacturing, and utilities.
On the basis of type, the modular circuit category had the larger share, of over 65%, and it will further uphold its ascendency in the years to come. This would be because of the advantages, while monitoring modular circuits, for example basic installation and easier connectivity, while offering a prompt access to data in an accessible format.
Furthermore, these monitoring systems can sense voltages, and they can make use of a tailored voltage field detection system to regulate the status of the circuit breakers even in the absence of load. It supports in positioning failed circuits that conservative monitoring systems could have missed.
The branch & multi-circuit category will grow faster in the years to come. This is because of the tech augmentations and the compensations provided by these circuits, as well as a compact size, which allows space-saving over further monitoring systems. These circuits are widely put to use as the manufacturing facilities, data centers, and residential and commercial spaces because of their multi-point application.
Furthermore, branch circuits are perfect for high-density uses, while multi-circuit submeters can monitor numerous single-phase or three phase circuits instantaneously.
North America dominated the circuit monitoring market, of about 55%, in 2023, and it will grow at a robust rate in the years to come. This is due to the fact that the region is observing a considerable development of numerous data centers, which provides lucrative prospects to novel and current circuit monitoring players to have a larger consumer base.
For example, NTT DATA Corporation is planning to have a novel data center campus with 336 MW in Northern Virginia.
Furthermore, the existence of robust commercial, residential, and industrial infra, which is continually being upgraded, and numerous key players powers the industry. The mounting strictness of the guidelines in the region for the decrease of carbon emissions is forcing corporations across businesses to employ circuit monitoring systems.
It is because of the rising demand for data centers all over the world, the demand for circuit monitoring systems is on the rise. This trend will continue in the years to come as well.