Market prospects of LED explosion-proof lights

Thanks to the promotion of petroleum and related industries, explosion-proof lights will occupy a large market position in mining, petroleum-related industries, military, and transportation. According to the Electroni Cast Consultant survey report, the global explosion-proof product market is growing rapidly and the demand is rising. The annual global consumption of explosion-proof LED lamps is 10,000 US dollars, and the annual global output value is estimated to expand to 10,000 US dollars.

LED explosion-proof lamp market has potential

LED explosion-proof lamps are one of the potential markets under the LED lighting industry. As LED lighting technology is used in general outdoor places and indoor home lighting, it has gradually matured. Take the Japanese market, where the LED lighting market has taken off the fastest, as an example, many companies have seen high-end industrial LED explosion-proof lights, representing manufacturers Such as Seiwa Electric, Iwasaki Electric, etc. Explosion-proof lamps are widely used in special working environments where electrical and dust are flammable and explosive, such as petrochemicals, chemicals, mining, semiconductors, ships, food, pharmaceutical plants, spray paint shops, etc.

LED explosion-proof lamp standard

In May, the National Standards Committee initiated the formulation of three LED explosion-proof lamp standards, aiming to regulate the market, guide the industry, and guide the industry in the fields of LED explosion-proof lamp intelligent lighting control, application interface specifications, and accelerated detection methods through the formulation of technical standards. promote**. On the international front, the Zhaga Alliance announced the LED explosion-proof light engine interface specifications Book and Book. The new energy efficiency standards for LED explosion-proof lamps formulated by the European Union were also formally implemented every month. The new products of LED explosion-proof lamps on sale are mandatory to be affixed with energy labels.