Upsurge in the Use of LED Flashlights in Hazardous Industrial Environments

The SAM LED flashlight market is expected to grow from US$ 35.6 million in 2019 to US$ 43.0 million by 2027; it is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 2.5% from 2020 to 2027.

Increasing preference for energy-efficient and nonconventional lighting solutions drives the growth of the SAM LED flashlight market. Incandescent bulbs comprising glowing tungsten filaments are conventional flashlights, whereas light emitting diode (LED) flashlights consist of solid-state semiconductor sources that emit light.

The efficiency and performance of LED flashlights are far superior to conventional counterparts. LEDs offer a few benefits such as high brightness, less power consumption, and long life span. The cost of these flashlights has been reduced due to technological evolution over the years and supportive government initiatives across SAM.

Due to their multiple-usage and environment-friendly features, LEDs are becoming efficient substitutes for incandescent and halogen-based lighting solutions. Government regulations in SAM promote the importance of energy efficiency and create awareness among end users.

The rising demand for better and efficient lighting systems, and increasing awareness to save energy bolster the growth of the SAM LED flashlight market. The growing demand for tactical LED flashlights due to their small size and rugged material is also expected to drive the growth of the SAM LED flashlight market during the forecast period.