Worldwide use of LEDs used in night vision goggles compatible illumination lighting forecast to reach $178.13 million in 2021, finds new report

A new market forecast report of the global consumption of light emitting diodes (LEDs) in Night Vision Imaging System (NVIS) compatible lighting in non-civilian applications, such as military, law enforcement, emergency medical services (EMS) and related applications has launched.

The global consumption value of LEDs used in NVIS compatible lighting was $74.98 million in 2014 forecast to reach $178.13 million in the year 2021. Market forecast data in this study report refers to consumption (use) for a particular calendar year; therefore, this data is not cumulative data.    

Military Sector Dominates NVIS Marketplace     The worldwide use of LEDs in Night Vision Imaging System compatible lighting (or night vision goggle friendly lighting) will continue to be dominated by the Military market sector.  Last year (2014) the use of LEDs in Military category night vision goggle (NVG) friendly lighting reach $72.32 million.

“The increase use of LEDs in night vision compatibility (NVC) devices are driven by the following market dynamics: technological advances, size, weight, and durability in harsh environments (such as military/warfare), lower maintenance and ecological/ energy-saving concerns,” said Stephen Montgomery, Director of the LED Lighting market research group at Publisher Consultants. 

“Military and law enforcement personnel using night vision goggles (NVG) must be able to read illuminated displays without those displays interfering with the performance of the goggles. The displays also must be readable to those not using night vision,” Montgomery added.

NVC Ship/Watercraft Lighting       The Naval/Military sector is aggressively increasing the use of Night Vision Compatible (NVC) lighting.  This sector is upgrading the NVIS lighting as they address the requirement to provide convert aviation capable ships. The NVC ship/watercraft lighting provides the benefit and safety of on-board personnel without affecting the ability of aviators to land safely while using night vision goggles (NVGs). 

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