PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1401881
PUBLISHER: Stratistics Market Research Consulting | PRODUCT CODE: 1401881
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Energy Meter Calibrator Market is accounted for $2.4 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $4.0 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 7.6% during the forecast period. To ensure that energy meters measure electricity consumption accurately and consistently, an energy meter calibrator is a tool that is used to test and calibrate energy meters. These calibrators are vital pieces of equipment in many industries where precise energy measurement is required, such as utilities, commercial buildings, industrial settings, and residential areas. By comparing the readings from energy meters to established standards, energy meter calibrators are used to confirm the accuracy of the meters. This procedure contributes to the accuracy of the electricity usage measurements provided by the meters.
According to "Healthcare Calibration in the Time of COVID-19" published by Tektronix, a novel "virtual onsite" service delivery option was developed, that would allocate a technician's time to hospital service requirements, either by picking up the equipment to transport back to the nearby service center or by maintaining the assets remotely.
Increased need for accuracy and precision
Accurate energy monitoring is becoming increasingly important as energy efficiency rises to the top of the priority list across businesses and the accurate calibration of energy meters is essential for reaching and sustaining energy efficiency targets, and energy meter calibrators are a key component of this process. Moreover, the energy efficiency is becoming more and more important, and with it comes the need for calibration technologies that are increasingly complex and advanced. In response to the increasing need for energy-efficient operations, manufacturers concentrate on creating calibrators with improved features, precision, and dependability thus propels the market.
Complexity of calibration processes
Due to the intricacy of calibration procedures, qualified specialists with specific training and understanding in calibration methods are frequently required and this reliance on certain skills may make it difficult to hire and maintain competent staff. Furthermore, lengthy on boarding periods for new technicians might result from rigorous training requirements for calibrating operations and the likelihood of mistakes or inaccuracies in the calibration process may rise with complex calibration techniques. Moreover, the intricacy creates the possibility of human mistake, which might result in erroneous calibrations even with experienced professionals. Errors undermine the dependability of energy meters, affecting both their efficiency and adherence to legal requirements which hampers the market growth.
Growing market for IoT-enabled calibrators
Remote monitoring and control of calibration procedures are made possible by IoT-enabled calibrators because of this feature; technicians may carry out calibrations remotely, which eliminates the need for them to physically visit the location of the energy meters. When regular calibration tests are needed across many sites or when accessibility is restricted, this capability is quite helpful and instantaneous analysis of this data enables prompt detection of any possible problems or inconsistencies in energy meters. This feature increases the effectiveness of calibration operations and troubleshooting thereby creating wide range of opportunities for the market growth.
Limited awareness
Underestimating the value of energy meter calibration in assuring accurate energy measurement might result from ignorance of its importance. Businesses could under appreciated or ignore the necessity of routine calibration, which might jeopardize energy meters' accuracy and reduce their operational effectiveness. Additionally, in businesses where adherence to regulations is essential, a lack of knowledge on calibration standards and procedures may lead to noncompliance impeding the market.
Global supply chains were thrown off balance by the pandemic, which had an impact on the manufacture and delivery of parts and supplies needed to produce energy meter calibrators. Production constraints or an impact on these devices' availability may have resulted from supply chain delays. It's possible that access issues prevented calibration professionals from doing routine site inspections and calibrations, which might have caused delays or postponed maintenance plans. On the other hand, enterprises providing utilities, healthcare, or other vital services may have maintained or even grown their need for energy meter calibrators.
The handheld calibrators segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The handheld calibrators segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth, because lab, industrial, or field setting, technicians and engineers may carry out calibration operations right at the location of the energy meters thanks to handheld calibrators' portability and small design. The many features that handheld calibrators frequently offer, including the ability to generate voltage and current, frequency, power, and harmonics, enable thorough testing and calibration of energy meters. They provide flexibility and convenience, particularly in situations where it is difficult to transfer energy meters or when regular calibration checks are required thus boosting the growth of the market.
The single-phase segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The single-phase segment is anticipated to witness the highest CAGR growth during the forecast period, as to precisely test and calibrate single-phase energy meters, single-phase energy meter calibrators usually produce and measure parameters including voltage, current, power, and frequency. They frequently have variable capacities and ranges to accommodate different single-phase meter types and specifications thus ensuring the accuracy and dependability of energy meters are essential for companies that deal with single-phase energy measurement which enhances the market growth.
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period owing to the significant increases in industrialization, urbanization, and economic expansion in this region, leading to a notable surge in the demand for power. Moreover, accurate energy measurement and calibration are now more important than ever due to this increase in demand. Furthermore, the strict guidelines and standards for energy metering were being implemented by governments and regulatory agencies across several nations. Thus, the need for energy meter calibrators has been driven by the need for precision and adherence to regulations in this region.
North America is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period, owing to the need for sophisticated calibrating devices being driven by the need for precise metering and calibration as a result of the shift to renewable energy. More advanced and accurate energy meter calibrators have been developed as a result of ongoing technological breakthroughs. Innovative features have been introduced by manufacturers to cater to the changing demands of the North American market.
Some of the key players profiled in the Energy Meter Calibrator Market include Meatest, Calmet, Zeal Manufacturing & Calibration Services, Yenkay Instruments & Controls, Beijing GFUVE Electronics, Kingsine Electric Automation, HV Hipot Electric, HUAZHENG Electric Manufacturing, TUNKIA, Guangzhou GENY Electric, Fluke Corporation, Schneider Electric, Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Megger Group Limited, Kyoritsu Electric Corporation, Circutor SA, Sonel S.A and Elster Group GmbH
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