2020 Global Wireless LED lights and fixtures is expected to grow up to 100 million

CHANGSHA, China - Dec. 30, 2013 - PRLog -- According to the global technology research firm ON World forecasts, wireless LED light bulbs will become the fastest growing networking market in the next decade. By 2020, the amount of the world connected to the Internet using wireless light bulbs and fixtures are expected to grow from 2.4 million this year to more than 100 million. By then, most of them will use wireless ballasts and LED drivers.

Currently on the market only several wireless LED lights suppliers from ecvv (www.ecvv.com/product_directory/wireless-led-light.html), but last year's growth is still described as a huge, LED lights and cloud connected with smart devices and the endless demand for software applications create a huge market to developers.

So far, the wireless light bulb annual growth rate is over 250% . In the coming months there are likely to launch several new products. In addition to the Philips Wireless LED lighting solutions , OSRAM , SmartLabs, TCP, Rieter stars and a growing number of new entrants have also been introduced or are developing similar products.

Cost of the product is rapidly declining. For example , TCP latest cloud technology based on the use GreenWaveReality wireless smart home platform LED lights will be lower than about 30 % in the price of similar products.

Intelligent lighting system is still toward the direction of diversification, but ZigBee has become the market leader. Comcast said it plans ZigBeeLED bulb will be brought into its Xfinity family’s services. Meanwhile, the connection Lighting Alliance (ConnectedLightingAlliance) - by a technology company and GE, Philips and Osram lighting industry giants such as composition - also has taken ZigBeeLightLink as standard for residential wireless lighting control. This will greatly expand interoperable, easy used lighting market potential of wireless network. However, Bluetooth technology, such as smart mobile sensor LED light on ECVV B2B marketplace is also heating up.