Outside Plant
Fiber Optic Installation Apparatus Market Forecast
According
to ElectroniCast Consultants, the North American use of OSP fiber optic
installation apparatus reached $244.67 million in 2015…
Aptos, CA (USA) – June 30, 2016 -- ElectroniCast
Consultants, a leading market and technology research consultancy addressing
the fiber optics communications industry, today announced the release of an
extensive market forecast report covering selected Outside Plant (OSP) Fiber
optic Installation Apparatus (FOIA) used in North America.
On a worldwide basis, the use of the types of
fiber optic installation apparatus products in the INSIDE PLANT category are
forecast to grow in value from $9.39 billion in 2015 to $14.5 billion in
2020. Private data networks dominate
the consumption value of Inside Plant fiber optic installation apparatus
(FOIA). Conversely, the global use of
FOIA product in the OUTSIDE PLANT market data category is dominated by the
Telecommunications applications category, followed by the Cable TV sector.
The consumption value of the selected Outside Plant (OSP) fiber optic
installation apparatus (FOIA) products in the North America region reached
$244.67 million last year in 2015. The value is forecast to increase at 6.8
percent per year (2015-2020). In the
year 2020, the America region value is forecast to reach $339.93 million.[1].
“This
study covers two major product categories in the OSP product category: Cable
Splice Closures (aerial, pedestal and below grade); and Cable
& Fiber Management (above ground and below grade),” said Stephen
Montgomery, Director of the Fiber Optics group at ElectroniCast.
“In
terms of consumption value, Pole/Wall/Pedestal-installed (type) of fiber optic
splice closures with 12-95 fiber capacity was the market leading product in
North America in 2015, “ Montgomery added.
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[1] All values and prices in this report are at
factory as-shipped levels, and are in current dollars, which include the effect
of a forecasted 5 percent annual inflation rate over the forecast period.
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