Controlgear - Low Voltage

The low voltage controlgear market research report delivers current market analysis plus a five-year market and technology forecast.  The report is available in multiple editions, including worldwide, all regions, and most major countries.  

End Users Embrace Digitalization in Low Voltage Controlgear Market

​ARC Advisory Group’s research on the low voltage controlgear (LVCG) market makes it evident that in today‘s digital and automated world, LVCG components are quietly revolutionizing industries. These components, often overlooked, have become the backbone of modern industrial operations, driving progress in various ways. As industries embrace innovation and transformation, low voltage controlgear components will play an even more crucial role, ensuring efficient, safe, and smart industrial operations. It is time for industries to recognize.

Low Voltage Controlgear Market Strategic Issues

In addition to providing a five-year market forecast, the low voltage controlgear market research provides detailed quantitative current market data and addresses key strategic issues as follows.

Buy Tough, Not Cheap

Low voltage controlgear devices are near commodities because they are substitutable, meaning that components can often be exchanged for a device from another manufacturer. This gives buyers a wide choice of suppliers without the need to commit to specifications of a single supplier. However, a controlgear is made up of electromechanical devices that switch a lot of current and are subject to both mechanical and electrical stress. Low-cost devices are available, but buyers should consider environmental demands and not automatically choose the lowest bidder.

Save Energy, Extend Asset Life with Controlgear

Controlgears not only protect electric motors but can also be used to save energy and extend the life of motors. While industrial motors are relatively cheap, they use a lot of energy, and unexpected failures that shut down production lines can negatively affect operational costs. Controlgears can be used intelligently to turn off motors when not in use, while controlling surges or ramping up power to motors. They also aid in relieving stress to motor bearings as well as the parts of the machine moved by the motors. Better monitoring of electric motors means less unexpected downtime and longer asset life.

Demand for More Asset Investment Protection

Greater investment in components to protect electrical equipment such as electric motors from damage due to overload or short circuits.