In the second half of the backlight season, the lighting season has become a key product for LED digestion. According to LED Lighting industry estimates, in order to quickly replace the traditional light bulb market, the average LED Bulb will be reduced to 1 US dollar per thousand lumens by 2015. , LED lighting is only a drop in the general trend, the cost of competition began, LEDinside also estimated that 2012 will be LED lighting manufacturers take off, growth, consolidation and time.
According to LEDinside's survey, replacing the traditional 40-watt incandescent LED bulbs, the average price per 1,000 lumens in September this year has fallen below 50 US dollars to 49.7 US dollars. Instead of the traditional 60-watt incandescent LED bulbs, the average price per thousand lumens is 52.3 US dollars.
The market adjustment unit investigated the retail price of warm white LED bulbs to replace the traditional 40-watt and 60-watt incandescent bulbs. The results showed that the prices of LED bulbs continued to decline steadily in September this year, which is about 3% lower than the average price in August. . Among them, the most obvious areas for replacing the traditional 40-watt LED bulbs are in Japan and South Korea, and the region that has fallen most in place of traditional 60-watt LED bulbs is in Europe. However, it is worth noting that the active price strategy to replace 40-watt Korean new products has received the most attention from the market. Its September terminal sales price came to US$12.2.
Looking at the current state of lighting in September 2011, it can still be seen that orders from Europe and Japan are influx. Although the summer power curtailment policy in Japan has ended, the next winter power supply problem is the more urgent challenge the Japanese government should face. Therefore, Japan is expected to start the eco point system again, and LED lighting products are expected to once again increase consumption due to policy subsidies.
However, as the commercial and indoor lighting application market continues to shrink, and orders for Korean-based LED bulbs infiltrate to capture market share in Asia, LEDinside estimates that LED lighting sales and shipments for the fourth quarter of this year. The volume has continued to show steady growth. LED manufacturers are expected to gradually increase their lighting market share from the second half of 2011 to the beginning of 2012 in response to market demand.
As for LED backlighting, LEDinside believes that due to the European credit crisis and the economic downturn, TV brand makers remained cautiously conservative in market demand in the fourth quarter of this year, leading to low visibility in Europe and the United States. However, due to the Christmas holiday at the end of the year, South Korea's Samsung and LG have launched fighter models. To stimulate the market, it is expected that there will be a wave of sales promotion during the shopping season beginning on the Thanksgiving Day Black Friday holiday. The effect gives LED industry a slight breathing space, so even if the actual LED-backlit TV market is not as good as it was in previous years, orders from LED makers will continue to show signs of warming in October.
According to LEDinside's survey, replacing the traditional 40-watt incandescent LED bulbs, the average price per 1,000 lumens in September this year has fallen below 50 US dollars to 49.7 US dollars. Instead of the traditional 60-watt incandescent LED bulbs, the average price per thousand lumens is 52.3 US dollars.
The market adjustment unit investigated the retail price of warm white LED bulbs to replace the traditional 40-watt and 60-watt incandescent bulbs. The results showed that the prices of LED bulbs continued to decline steadily in September this year, which is about 3% lower than the average price in August. . Among them, the most obvious areas for replacing the traditional 40-watt LED bulbs are in Japan and South Korea, and the region that has fallen most in place of traditional 60-watt LED bulbs is in Europe. However, it is worth noting that the active price strategy to replace 40-watt Korean new products has received the most attention from the market. Its September terminal sales price came to US$12.2.
Looking at the current state of lighting in September 2011, it can still be seen that orders from Europe and Japan are influx. Although the summer power curtailment policy in Japan has ended, the next winter power supply problem is the more urgent challenge the Japanese government should face. Therefore, Japan is expected to start the eco point system again, and LED lighting products are expected to once again increase consumption due to policy subsidies.
However, as the commercial and indoor lighting application market continues to shrink, and orders for Korean-based LED bulbs infiltrate to capture market share in Asia, LEDinside estimates that LED lighting sales and shipments for the fourth quarter of this year. The volume has continued to show steady growth. LED manufacturers are expected to gradually increase their lighting market share from the second half of 2011 to the beginning of 2012 in response to market demand.
As for LED backlighting, LEDinside believes that due to the European credit crisis and the economic downturn, TV brand makers remained cautiously conservative in market demand in the fourth quarter of this year, leading to low visibility in Europe and the United States. However, due to the Christmas holiday at the end of the year, South Korea's Samsung and LG have launched fighter models. To stimulate the market, it is expected that there will be a wave of sales promotion during the shopping season beginning on the Thanksgiving Day Black Friday holiday. The effect gives LED industry a slight breathing space, so even if the actual LED-backlit TV market is not as good as it was in previous years, orders from LED makers will continue to show signs of warming in October.
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