This 2011-2017 market review and forecast is presented for Standard-type versus High Brightness- (HB) type LEDs used in signage and professional displays.

This application category includes covers This 2011-2017 market review and forecast is presented for Standard-type versus High Brightness- (HB) type LEDs used in signage and professional displays.

This application category includes covers LEDs that are used in stationary and vehicle-based signs and displays. LEDs are used in building facades, large outdoor video screens, digital billboards, sport/stadium displays, small indoor retail displays, food displays (restaurants/supermarkets), signs on taxis and destination signs on mass-transit vehicles, channel-lettering/light-boxes, LED/LCD TV screens (used exclusively for professional purposes), and the list continues…

High Brightness (HB) light emitting diodes (LEDs), defined by ElectroniCast, are component-level bulbs with a Lumens/Watt rating of 30lm/W and above (>30lm/W); Standard-type LEDs have a Lumen/Watt rating of less than 30lm/W (<30lm/W). The LED market forecast data are segmented by the following functions:

• Consumption Value (US$, million)
• Quantity (number/units: Million)
• Average Selling Prices (ASP $, each)

The forecast for each type, in turn, is segmented into geographical region. The market data are segmented into the following geographic regions, plus a Global summary:
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• The Americas (North America, Central and South America)
• EMEA (Europe, Middle Eastern countries, plus Africa)
• APAC (Asia Pacific)

Below, are four levels (or "food chain") of LEDs. For the purposes of THIS ElectroniCast study, we quantify and provide a market forecast for "Level 2"

Level 1 – The chip or die
Level 2 – The LED component (component-level bulb)
Level 3 – LED array; may include optics, heat sink and/or power supply
Level 4 – LED luminaries

The 2011 worldwide consumption of light emitting diodes used (consumed) in signage and professional displays reached $1.63 billion. In the year 2016, consumption is forecast to reach $3.3 billion.

The American region (South, Central and North America) and the Asia Pacific region (APAC) are even in market share (2012); however, the APAC region is forecast to expand at a faster pace.

The Europe, Middle East and African region (EMEA) holds over 20 percent share of global consumption value in 2012; however, is forecast for relatively flat growth for the next few years.

Quantitative Analysis LEDs face the challenge of creating definitive positions in the NVIS illumination market, as competing lighting solutions (technologies) are readily available and accepted. While this does not limit the potential success of LEDs, it does create some challenges. This report provides an independent examination and analysis of the changing market dynamics for LEDs used in selected end-use applications. The LED market forecast data are segmented by the following functions:

• Consumption Value (US$, million)
• Quantity (number/units)
• Average Selling Prices (ASP $, each)

that are used in stationary and vehicle-based signs and displays. LEDs are used in building facades, large outdoor video screens, digital billboards, sport/stadium displays, small indoor retail displays, food displays (restaurants/supermarkets), signs on taxis and destination signs on mass-transit vehicles, channel-lettering/light-boxes, LED/LCD TV screens (used exclusively for professional purposes), and the list continues…

High Brightness (HB) light emitting diodes (LEDs), defined by ElectroniCast, are component-level bulbs with a Lumens/Watt rating of 30lm/W and above (>30lm/W); Standard-type LEDs have a Lumen/Watt rating of less than 30lm/W (<30lm/W). The LED market forecast data are segmented by the following functions:

• Consumption Value (US$, million)
• Quantity (number/units: Million)
• Average Selling Prices (ASP $, each)

The forecast for each type, in turn, is segmented into geographical region. The market data are segmented into the following geographic regions, plus a Global summary:
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• The Americas (North America, Central and South America)
• EMEA (Europe, Middle Eastern countries, plus Africa)
• APAC (Asia Pacific)

Below, are four levels (or "food chain") of LEDs. For the purposes of THIS ElectroniCast study, we quantify and provide a market forecast for "Level 2"

Level 1 – The chip or die
Level 2 – The LED component (component-level bulb)
Level 3 – LED array; may include optics, heat sink and/or power supply
Level 4 – LED luminaries

The 2011 worldwide consumption of light emitting diodes used (consumed) in signage and professional displays reached $1.63 billion. In the year 2016, consumption is forecast to reach $3.3 billion.

The American region (South, Central and North America) and the Asia Pacific region (APAC) are even in market share (2012); however, the APAC region is forecast to expand at a faster pace.

The Europe, Middle East and African region (EMEA) holds over 20 percent share of global consumption value in 2012; however, is forecast for relatively flat growth for the next few years.

Quantitative Analysis LEDs face the challenge of creating definitive positions in the NVIS illumination market, as competing lighting solutions (technologies) are readily available and accepted. While this does not limit the potential success of LEDs, it does create some challenges. This report provides an independent examination and analysis of the changing market dynamics for LEDs used in selected end-use applications. The LED market forecast data are segmented by the following functions:

• Consumption Value (US$, million)
• Quantity (number/units)
• Average Selling Prices (ASP $, each)