Security Products to 2016
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This report analyzes the US security products industry from 2001-2021. It forecasts that the US market for security products will increase 7.3% annually to $21 billion by 2016, driven by technological advances, falling prices, and the recovery in construction. Electronic access controls and locks are expected to grow the fastest at 11% annually due to new technologies. The office and lodging market is forecasted to see the strongest gains due to construction recovery and adoption of advanced systems. The report profiles 40 major competitors in the industry.
Security Products to 2016
- 1. Security Products to 2016 Report Details: Published:August 2012 No. of Pages: 464 Price: Single User License – US$5100 This study analyzes the US security products industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 2001, 2006 and 2011, and forecasts for 2016 and 2021 by product (e.g., access controls, alarms, closed-circuit television, contraband detection, electronic article surveillance, automotive) and market (e.g., government and institutional, trade and distribution, industrial, air transport, financial institutions). The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market share and profiles industry players. US demand to rise 7.3% annually through 2016 The US market for security products is expected to increase 7.3 percent per year to $21 billion in 2016. Ongoing technological improvements that enhance the accuracy, ease of use, and speed of operation of electronic security systems will bolster spending, not only by fueling interest in upgrading existing security systems but also by improving market penetration. The falling prices of many high-end electronic security components have further boosted gains by increasing market penetration across a broadening customer base. In addition, the recovery in building construction and the housing market will bolster sales of mechanical security products, particularly locks. Growth for security systems continues to be driven by a high perceived risk of crime (from conventional violent and property crimes to white collar crimes and terrorism), despite a long-term trend of falling crime rates. This perception is the result of widespread media coverage of high profile crime events. Additionally, many believe that public safety officials are overburdened, so supplemental security arrangements may be deemed necessary. Electronic access controls to be fastest growing type Electronic access control systems and locks are expected to post the strongest gains of any security product, each rising nearly 11 percent annually through 2016. Advances for electronic access control systems will be driven by technological innovations that allow these systems to employ an increasingly sophisticated array of clearance options that are both more difficult to forge and easier to operate. Additionally, falling prices are making access control systems more accessible to building owners looking to upgrade from conventional mechanical locks. Demand will also benefit from the continued roll-out of new technology, such as smart cards and biometrics, and the increasing adoption of these highervalue technologies. Demand for locks will be driven by the recovery in building construction, which is the primary application for locking devices, given that these basic security products are used on nearly all external doors. The expected recovery in the housing market will also support demand for door
- 2. locks, as many homeowners replace locks after moving in to a newly purchased home. In addition, demand for vehicle locks is expected to recover from a low 2011 level as US vehicle production rebounds. The lock market will also be supported by growing demand for electromechanical door locks. Already ubiquitous in hotels, these locks are increasingly replacing mechanical devices in office buildings where they provide added security by removing the threat of lost or stolen keys. Office, lodging segment to be fastest growing market Most markets for security products are expected to post solid gains through 2016, supported by the economic recovery and rebound in many types of building construction. Many homeowners and businesses will undertake investment projects put off during uncertain economic times. Technological advances will also provide opportunities for security products. The fastest gains are expected in the office and lodging market, driven by particularly strong growth in construction activity from weak 2011 levels. In addition, demand will be supported by the adoption of more advanced access control systems and electronic door locks. COMPANY PROFILES Profiles 40 competitors such as ASSA ABLOY, Fortune Brands Home & Security, General Electric, Honeywell and Tyco International Get your copy of this report @ http://www.reportsnreports.com/reports/187208-security-products-to-2016.html Major points covered in Table of Contents of this report include Table of Contents INTRODUCTION xii I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 II. MARKET ENVIRONMENT 4 General 4 Demographic & Social Environment 5 Demographic Trends 6 Employment Outlook 9 Macroeconomic Environment 12 Building Construction Outlook 17 Residential Building Construction 19 Nonresidential Building Construction 21 Building Stock Trends 24 Residential Building Stock 25 Nonresidential Building Stock 28 Business Establishment Trends 30 Motor Vehicle Outlook 33 Consumer Spending Outlook 37 Public Safety Environment 40 Crime 42 Violent Crimes 45
- 3. Property Crimes 47 Terrorism & Other Nonconventional Crimes 50 Terrorism 51 Other Nonconventional Crimes 53 Fire 55 Legal & Regulatory Environment 58 III. SECURITY PRODUCT OVERVIEW 62 General 62 Electronics Overview 63 Electronic Components & Systems 65 Information Technology 67 Electronic Security Technologies 68 Sensors 70 Automatic Identification 72 Systems Integration 73 Environmental Control & Building Automation 74 Pricing Dynamics 75 World Security Markets 78 Foreign Trade 81 IV. ELECTRONIC SECURITY PRODUCTS 84 General 84 Access Controls 87 Card-Based Access Controls 92 Technologies 95 Suppliers 98 Biometric Access Controls 98 Technologies 101 Suppliers 103 Keypad/Combination Access Controls 103 Alarms 105 Local Alarms 109 Smoke Detectors 111 Types 113 Suppliers 115 Local Intrusion Alarms 115 Carbon Monoxide Detectors 117 Types 120 Suppliers 122 Central Station Alarms 122 Intrusion 124 Fire & Smoke 125 Suppliers 126
- 4. Direct Connect Alarms 126 Fire & Smoke 128 Intrusion 129 Suppliers 129 PERS & Related Alarms 129 Video Surveillance 132 Cameras 136 Monitors 139 Recording Equipment 141 Other Components 143 Suppliers 144 Contraband Detection Systems 145 Products 148 Bulk EDS 150 Metal Detectors, X-rays, & Advanced Imaging Systems 152 Trace Detectors 154 Suppliers 156 Vehicle Security Products 156 Products 157 Anti-Theft Systems 160 Keyless Entry Systems 161 Vehicle Recovery Systems 162 Demand by Vehicle Type & Market 164 Electronic Article Surveillance Systems 165 Products 168 Suppliers 172 Other Electronic Security Products 172 V. MECHANICAL SECURITY PRODUCTS 175 General 175 Locks 177 Door Locks 179 Other Locks 181 Security Storage Equipment 184 Other 186 VI. MARKETS 189 General 189 Consumer 191 Sector Outlook 192 Security Outlook 194 Residential 195 Automotive 198 Government & Institutional 200
- 5. Sector Outlook 200 Security Outlook 202 Government 205 Institutions 206 Industrial 208 Sector Outlook 209 Security Outlook 213 Trade & Distribution 217 Sector Outlook 218 Security Outlook 221 Financial Institutions 225 Sector Outlook 225 Security Outlook 227 Air Transport 230 Sector Outlook 231 Security Outlook 232 Office & Lodging Establishments 236 Sector Outlook 236 Security Outlook 238 Services 241 Sector Outlook 242 Security Outlook 243 VII. INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 246 General 246 Industry Composition 246 Market Share 250 Research & Product Development 255 Manufacturing 256 Marketing & Distribution 257 Mergers & Acquisitions 260 Cooperative Agreements 263 Company Profiles 271 Adams Rite Manufacturing, see ASSA ABLOY ADT Security Services, see Tyco International Ahura Scientific, see Thermo Fisher Scientific American Dynamics, see Tyco International American Lock, see Fortune Brands Home & Security American Science and Engineering Incorporated 272 Analogic Corporation 276 Ansul, see Tyco International ASSA ABLOY AB 279 Best Access Systems, see Stanley Black & Decker
- 6. Bosch (Robert) GmbH 291 Brady Corporation 297 Brink’s Home Security Holdings, see Tyco International BRK Brands, see Jarden Broadview Security, see Tyco International Checkpoint Systems Incorporated 300 Chemetron Fire Systems, see United Technologies Chemetronics, see United Technologies Chubb Fire and Security, see United Technologies Cogent, see 3M Computerized Security Systems, see Kaba Holding Continental Instruments, see NAPCO Security Technologies Corbin Russwin, see ASSA ABLOY Cross Match Technologies, see Smiths Group Danaher Corporation 306 Detector Electronics, see United Technologies Det-Tronics, see United Technologies Diebold Incorporated 307 Electronic Door Security, see ASSA ABLOY Fargo Electronics, see ASSA ABLOY Farran Technology, see Smiths Group Federal APD, see Federal Signal Federal Signal Corporation 312 Fen-Wal Protection Systems, see United Technologies Fire-Lite Alarms, see Honeywell International First Alert Professional Security Systems, see Honeywell International Fortune Brands Home & Security Incorporated 316 Gamewell-FCI, see Honeywell International HID Global, see ASSA ABLOY Hitachi Limited 320 Honeywell International Incorporated 322 IDenticard Systems, see Brady Ingersoll-Rand plc 335 Intellispace Event Management, see Royal Philips Electronics Interlogix, see United Technologies Jarden Corporation 342 Johnson Controls Incorporated 345 JVC KENWOOD Corporation 349 Kaba Holding AG 351
- 7. Kidde, see United Technologies Klein Associates, see L-3 Communications K2 Commercial Hardware, see Stanley Black & Decker L-1 Identity Solutions, see SAFRAN L-3 Communications Corporation 356 Lifeline Systems, see Royal Philips Electronics Linear, see Nortek Marks USA, see NAPCO Security Technologies Master Lock, see Fortune Brands Home & Security Medeco Security Locks, see ASSA ABLOY Meggitt plc 361 Morpho Detection, see SAFRAN MorphoTrak, see SAFRAN MorphoTrust USA, see SAFRAN Motorola Solutions Incorporated 364 NAPCO Security Technologies Incorporated 366 Nortek Incorporated 372 NOTIFIER, see Honeywell International Onity, see United Technologies OSI Systems Incorporated 377 Panasonic Corporation 382 Pelco, see Schneider Electric Philips Lifeline, see Royal Philips Electronics PIPS Technology, see Federal Signal Rapiscan Systems, see OSI Systems Royal Philips Electronics NV 386 SAFLOK, see Kaba Holding SAFRAN SA 389 Sargent & Greenleaf, see Stanley Black & Decker SARGENT Manufacturing, see ASSA ABLOY Schlage Lock, see Ingersoll-Rand Schneider Electric SA 396 Science Applications International Corporation 400 Scott Safety, see Tyco International Securaplane Technologies, see Meggitt Securitron Magnalock, see ASSA ABLOY Sensormatic Electronics, see Tyco International Siemens AG 404 Silent Knight, see Honeywell International SimplexGrinnell, see Tyco International Smiths Group plc 409 Software House, see Tyco International
- 8. Sonitrol, see Stanley Black & Decker Sony Corporation 415 Stanley Black & Decker Incorporated 418 STOPware, see Brady Supra, see United Technologies System Sensor, see Honeywell International Thermo Fisher Scientific Incorporated 424 3M Company 427 Tyco International Limited 431 United Technologies Corporation 442 Vicon Industries Incorporated 456 Von Duprin, see Ingersoll-Rand Yale Commercial Locks and Hardware, see ASSA ABLOY Other Security Products Manufacturers 460 List of Tables SECTION I -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Summary Table 3 SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT 1 Population & Households 9 2 Employment Outlook 12 3 Macroeconomic Indicators 16 4 Building Construction Expenditures 19 5 Residential Building Construction Expenditures 21 6 Nonresidential Building Construction Expenditures 24 7 Housing Stock by Type 27 8 Nonresidential Building Stock 30 9 Business Establishments 33 10 Motor Vehicle Indicators 37 11 Personal Consumption Expenditures 40 12 Violent Crime Levels 47 13 Property Crime Levels 50 14 Terrorism Incidents in the US 53 15 Other Crimes 54 16 Fire Levels & Losses 58 SECTION III -- SECURITY PRODUCT OVERVIEW 1 Security Product Supply & Demand 63 2 Electronic & Computer Product Shipments 65 3 Information Processing Fixed Investment 68 4 US Foreign Trade in Security Products 83 SECTION IV -- ELECTRONIC SECURITY PRODUCTS 1 Electronic Security Product Supply & Demand 86
- 9. 2 Electronic Access Control Supply & Demand 91 3 Card-Based Access Control Demand by Type 95 4 Biometric Access Control Demand by Type 101 5 Keypad/Combination Access Control Demand 105 6 Alarm System Supply & Demand 108 7 Local Alarm Demand by Type 111 8 Smoke Detector Demand by Type 113 9 Local Intrusion Alarm Demand by Type 117 10 Carbon Monoxide Detector Demand 120 11 Central Station Alarm Demand by Type 124 12 Direct Connect Alarm Demand by Type 128 13 Personal Emergency Response Service (PERS) & Related Alarm Demand 132 14 Video Surveillance Equipment Supply & Demand 135 15 Video Surveillance Camera Demand 139 16 Video Surveillance Monitor Demand 141 17 Video Surveillance Recording Equipment Demand 143 18 Other Video Surveillance Component Demand 144 19 Contraband Detection System Supply & Demand 148 20 Contraband Detection System Demand by Type 149 21 Vehicle Security Product Supply & Demand 159 22 Vehicle Security Product Demand by Vehicle Type & Market 165 23 Electronic Article Surveillance System Supply & Demand 167 24 Electronic Article Surveillance System Demand by Type 171 25 Other Electronic Security System Supply & Demand 174 SECTION V -- MECHANICAL SECURITY PRODUCTS 1 Mechanical Security Product Supply & Demand 176 2 Lock Supply & Demand 179 3 Door Lock Demand by Type 181 4 Other Lock Demand by Type 183 5 Security Storage Supply & Demand 186 6 Other Mechanical Security Product Supply & Demand 188 SECTION VI -- MARKETS 1 Security Product Demand by Market 190 2 Consumer Sector Indicators 193 3 Consumer Security Product Market 195 4 Residential Security Product Market 198 5 Consumer Automotive Security Product Market 199 6 Government & Institutional Sector Indicators 202 7 Government & Institutional Sector Security Product Market 204 8 Industrial Sector Indicators 213 9 Industrial Security Product Market 216
- 10. 10 Retail Sales 221 11 Trade & Distribution Sector Security Product Market 224 12 Financial Sector Indicators 227 13 Financial Institutions Security Product Demand 229 14 Air Carrier Outlook 232 15 Air Transport Security Product Market 235 16 Office & Lodging Construction Expenditures & Building Space 237 17 Office & Lodging Security Product Market 240 18 Service Sector Revenues & Establishments 243 19 Service Sector Security Product Market 245 SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 1 Security Product Sales by Company, 2011 249 2 Selected Acquisitions & Divestitures 262 3 Selected Cooperative Agreements 265 List of Charts SECTION II -- MARKET ENVIRONMENT 1 Year of Construction of Housing Stock, 2011 28 2 US Crime Rates, 2001-2010 45 SECTION III -- SECURITY PRODUCT OVERVIEW 1 World Security Product Market by Region 80 SECTION IV -- ELECTRONIC SECURITY PRODUCTS 1 Electronic Security Product Demand by Type, 2011 87 2 Electronic Access Control Demand by Type, 2011 92 3 Alarm System Demand by Type, 2011 109 4 Video Surveillance Equipment Demand by Component, 2011 136 5 Contraband Detection System Demand by Type, 2011 150 6 Vehicle Security System Demand by Type, 2011 160 7 Electronic Article Surveillance System Demand by Type, 2011 171 SECTION V -- MECHANICAL SECURITY PRODUCTS 1 Mechanical Security Product Demand by Type, 2011 177 SECTION VI -- MARKETS 1 Security Product Demand by Market, 2011 191 SECTION VII -- INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 1 Security Product Market Share, 2011 251 Contact: sales@reportsandreports.com for more information.