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Low voltage electric fuse market will exceed USD 3 billion by 2034. Low voltage electric fuses serves a wide range of sectors, including residential and commercial buildings, HVAC systems, industrial facilities, automotive industry, and consumer electronics, complementing the business landscape. Increasing industrialization and automation trends across various sectors along with government initiatives to enhance electrical safety standards in different establishments will positively influence the business dynamics.
Asia Pacific electric fuse market from residential segment market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of over 5.5% by 2034. Increasing safety concerns for electrical equipment, rising demand for consistent power supply and continuous development of residential establishments across developing and developed nations is complementing the industry landscape. Urban expansion and suburban development, supported by favorable regulations toward safety of electrical components are fueling the product demand. Rising living standards, need for robust protection devices in modern residential infrastructure, further propelling residential electric fuse industry growth.
China electric fuse market is set to reach over USD 1 billion by 2034. Strong industrialization and rapid urbanization and increasing population have led to increasing electricity demand and electrical equipment, creating a significant need for reliable circuit protection solutions augmenting the product deployment. Expanding manufacturing sector, along with the growth of consumer electronics and automotive industries, is further driving the product demand to ensure the safety and efficiency of these complex systems.
Government initiatives aimed at upgrading electrical infrastructure, ongoing expansion of T&D networks, improving electrical safety standards, and promoting technology adoption are contributing to the industry growth. For instance, in January 2024, State Grid Corporation of China plans to invest USD 70 billion in 2024 to enhance its grid network. The project focuses on ultra-high voltage lines, aiming to improve power supply stability and boost renewable energy use. Moreover, increasing focus on energy efficiency and the integration of renewable energy sources are increasing the need for effective circuit protection in wind turbines, solar installations, and other sustainable energy projects, augmenting the business outlook.