Abstract
A new series of highly detailed reports that deliver key findings such
as:
- The world market was estimated to be worth over $2.7 billion in 2006, and
is forecast to grow at a CAGR of over 5% to 2011.
- Wireless detector market forecast to top $450 million by 2011.
- Self-contained wireless panels to account for one-third of panel revenues
by 2011.
- The residential market forecast to top $1.4 billion by 2011.
- Regional market shares for the EMEA region including - UK & Eire, Germany,
France, Italy and Spain.
- The research can be purchased as a single world volume, or purchased
individually in three separate regional volumes on the EMEA, Americas and
Asian markets.
- Detailed revenue and unit shipment analysis for panels, detectors and
keypads. The panel and detector markets are further segmented in terms of
wired and wireless.
- Detector market further segmented into 5 detector types, wired and
wireless.
- Panel market further segmented into 2 panel types, hybrid and
self-contained wireless.
- Market size estimates for 2006 and growth forecasts to 2011.
- Detailed analysis of 8 end-user industries and 30 geographic regions.
- Market share estimates for the leading suppliers of each major product
type in each major region.
- Qualitative analysis accompanies the statistical data to highlight key
growth areas and major trends impacting the market.
- Each of the three regional reports is highly statistical in nature,
containing 44 tables and 33 figures.
REPORT INTRODUCTION
There are still a large proportion of homes throughout the world that are yet
to install an alarm system. As a result there is still huge potential for
growth, as alarm manufacturers try to further penetrate this market. The trend
to wireless alarm systems continues to increase the value of alarm systems and
together with the increased usage of broadband in the home and home
automation, the world market for intruder alarms is forecast to grow at a CAGR
of 5.2% over the next 5 years.