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The World Security Market For ConnectorsPublished by: Bishop & Associates Published: Jan. 1, 2005 - 300 Pages Table of ContentsChapter 1. Introduction – World Security Market for Conn. 1.1 Scope and Objectives Figure 1.1: Security Equip. Segmentation 1.2 Market Size: Security Electronic Equip. Production Figure 1.2a: Security Electronic Equip. Production 2003 – 2008 Figure 1.2b: Equip. Production, Segmentation, Size and Growth 1.3 Market Size Conn. Figure 1.3a: 2003 – 2008 Value of Conn. Shipments Figure 1.3b: Summary of Conn. Shipments by Security Equip. Segment 1.4Methodology 1.5 Definitions – Security Equip. Categories 1.5.1 Security Alarms 1.5.2 Video/CCTV Equip. 1.5.3 Security Access Equip. 1.5 4 Fire Alarm Equip. 1.5.5 Advanced Facilities Screening Equip. 1.5.6 Other Security Equip. 1.6Regional Definitions North America Europe Japan Asia Pacific China ROW Chapter 2. Overview of the World Security Market for Conn. Global Security Equip. Manufacturing Figure 2.1a: World Security Electronic Equip. Production Figure 2.1b: Value of Security Equip. Shipments (2003 – 2008) Figure 2.1c: Value of Conn. Shipments, Biometric Readers 2.2 Security Market for Conn. Figure 2.2: Total Value of Conn. to Shipments 2.2.1 Total Conn. Shipments by Region Figure 2.2.1a: Total Security Conn. Shipments by Region Figure 2.2.1b: Conn. Shipments by Region, Security Alarms Figure 2.2.1c: Conn. Shipments by Region, Video/CCTV Equip. Figure 2.2.1d: Conn. Shipments by Region, Security Access Equip. Figure 2.2.1e: Conn. Shipments by Region, Fire Alarm Equip. Figure 2.2.1f: Conn. Shipments by Region, Advanced Facilities Screening Equip. Figure 2.2.1g: Conn. Shipments by Region, Other Security Equip. 2.2.2Total Conn. Shipments by Equip. Type Figure 2.2.2: Conn. Shipments by Security Equip. Type 2.2.3 Conn. Shipments by Conn. Type Figure 2.2.3: Conn. Shipments by Conn. Type Chapter 3. Overview of Packaging and Interconnection Characteristics Security Alarm Systems Control Panels and Accessories Figure 3.1.1a: Security Alarm Control Panel Figure 3.1.1b: Security Alarm Control Panel Co-located Components Figure 3.1.1c: Security Alarm Logic & Communications Board Figure 3.1.1d: Security Alarm Power Supply Figure 3.1.1e: Zone Expander Board Figure 3.1.1f: Basic Wireless System Figure 3.1.1g: Higher End Wireless System Detectors Figure 3.1.2a: Ionization Chamber, Smoke Detector Figure 3.1.2b: Smoke Detector, AC Powered Figure 3.1.2c: Terminal Blocks Figure 3.1.2d: Motion Detector Controls Figure 3.1.3a: Keyboard Control Figure 3.1.3b: Keyboard Access Control, Outdoor Alarms Figure 3.1.4: Alarm Signaling Devices Figure 3.2.1a: Cameras, Outdoor, Indoor, Dome and Mount Figure 3.2.1b: Concealed Cameras Figure 3.2.1c: Interconnection Module, Camera Enclosure Monitors Figure 3.2.2a: Large CCTV Security Monitoring Facility Figure 3.2.2b: Individual Security Monitor Recorders Figure 3.2.3a: PC Video Capture Board Figure 3.2.3b: RS-232 to RS-485 Converter Sequencers and Switchers Figure 3.2.4: Video Switchers Transceivers Figure 3.2.5a: Transceiver, Point-to-Point Figure 3.2.5b: Transceivers, Multi-Port Hub Power Supplies Figure 3.2.6: 24 VAC CCTV Power Supply Security Access Systems Figure 3.3: Security Access Controls Biometric Readers Figure 3.3.1a: Hand Recognition, Access Control Terminal Figure 3.3.1b: Finger Print Reader Figure 3.3.1c: Iris Reader Accuracy Figure 3.3.1d: Iris Reader35 Card Based Readers Figure 3.3.2a:Proximity Card Reader Figure 3.3.2b: Wiegand Card Reader Keypad Access Figure 3.3.3: Access Keypads, Including Combination Type Contraband Detectors Figure 3.3.4a: Contraband (Metal) Detector, Portal Figure 3.3.4b: Contraband (Metal) Detector, Hand Held Control Panels Figure 3.3.5a: Microprocessor-based Control Panel Figure 3.3.5b: Block Diagram, Access Control Board Figure 3.3.5c: Fully Configured Access Control Board Power Supplies Figure 3.3.6: Access Control Power Supply Other Access Equip. Fire Alarm Systems Figure 3.4: Fire Alarm Equip. Control Panels Figure 3.4.1a: Fire Alarm Panels Figure 3.4.1b: Packaging Form Factor, Fire Alarm Panels Figure 3.4.1c: Simple Interface Board Figure 3.4.1d: Addressable Protocol Interface Board Figure 3.4.1e: Security Control Room, Large Facilities Communications Panels Figure 3.4.2a: Communications Panel Detectors and Alarms Figure 3.4.3a: Fire Alarms Figure 3.4.3b: Loud Speaker Alarms Figure 3.4.3c: Strobe Light Alarm Figure 3.4.3d: Smoke Detector Pull Stations Figure 3.4.4: Manual Alarm Stations Power Supplies Figure 3.4.5: Power Supply Panel, Fire Alarm Type Other Fire Alarm Equip. Advanced Facilities Screening Equip. Figure 3.5: Typical Airport Screening Station Drug and Explosive Detectors Figure 3.5.1a: Hand Held Ion Mobility Scanner Figure 3.5.1b: Ion Mobility Scanner, Portal Figure 3.5.1c: Ion Mobility Scanner, Desk Top Nuclear Material Detectors Figure 3.5.2a: Portable Nuclide Detector Figure 3.5.2b: Radiation Detector, Hand Held Figure 3.5.2c: Radiation Detector, Vehicle Mount Figure 3.5.2d: Radiation Detector, Material/Baggage Handling Figure 3.5.2e: Radiation Detector, Vehicle Screening X-ray Detectors Figure 3.5.3a: Baggage X-ray, Passenger Screening Area Figure 3.5.3b: Typical X-ray Image Figure 3.5.3c: Cargo X-ray Scanner Figure 3.5.3d: Cargo X-ray Scanner, Tomographic Figure 3.5.3e: Cargo X-ray, Mobile System7 Other Advanced Facilities Equip. Other Security Equip. Chapter 4. Security Alarm Systems Market Total Conn. Consumption By Equip. Type By Region By Region by Equip. Type North American Market European Market Japanese Market Chinese Market Asia-Pacific Marke ROW Market By Conn. Type Control Panels and Accessories, Total Conn. Consumption by Equip. Type Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Control Panels, Security Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Multiplex Modules Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Output Modules Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Communications/Dialers Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Other Panels Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Power Supplies Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Detectors, Total Conn. Consumption by Equip. Type Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Intrusion Detectors Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Motion Detectors Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Residential Fire/Smoke Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Other Detectors Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type Conn. Consumption by Geographic Region Controls, Total Conn. Consumption by Equip. Type Conn. Consumption by Conn. Type AbstractBishop & Associates has just released a new research report analyzing the World Security Market for Connectors. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the world security electronics market detailing connector consumption both by geographic region and by connector type for each segment and sub-segment of security equipment shown below.This new report provides the essential information needed to access opportunities in the world security electronics sector, including the following: The value and growth rate for each category of equipment are forecast for the years 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2008. The values and growth rates of connectors are identified by equipment type for the years 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2008. The primary objective of this report is to create a single, comprehensive and authoritative analysis of the security electronics industry sector. Specifically, the objectives are: To provide an independent basis for assessing market share and competitive advantage. Identify the dollar value of each category of security equipment included in the report, with the Connector market size organized by equipment type, connector family and by geographic region. To provide connector sales by connector product type and security equipment type for 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2008. Connector Market Size The value of connector shipments to the security electronics sector in 2004 was $434.4 million, an increase of +12.2% over the 2003 market of $387.2 million. The 2005 connector market is forecasted at $485.7 million, representing an Increase of +11.8%. The five-year forecast of connector shipments is $665.1 million in 2008, representing a compound annual growth rate of +11.4%. Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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