Lighting control systems include devices, control modules, and lamps or luminaires. The devices switch the lights on & off or dim them according to period, occupancy, case, or warning. The systems are either equipped as standalone control systems for lighting or as interconnected lighting control systems. Lighting control systems are used for adaptive switching, daylight saving illumination, sensor-based illumination, and ambient lighting. Because lighting controllers are used to provide the correct amount of illumination as required, either automatically or manually, the energy quality of such systems is enhanced.

In 2018, the Lighting Control System market was dominated by Philips, General Electric, Eaton, and Legrand. A few of the major strategies adopted by these players to compete in the lighting control systems market include product launches, partnerships, and agreements between 2017 and 2019. There were also a significant number of mergers & acquisitions during this period.

Philipslighting company’s current name is Signify. The business operates through four primary segments. The business offers traditional lamps and electronic parts (ballast and drivers) through the Lamps division; it offers LED lamps through the LED category; it offers lighting solutions and facilities for skilled customers through the Technical division; and the company offers residential luminaires and home systems through the Home category. Signify is a global industry leader with recognized experience in creative green lighting devices, energy-efficient lighting goods, systems and services creation, manufacturing, and deployment.

GE lighting company sells LEDs in a range of types, dimensions, watts, temperatures, and colors. The company also invests in the smart home category, developing a suite of connected lighting products with simple connection points to offer new opportunities. The Lighting division includes the GE Lighting Company, which focuses primarily on consumer lighting applications in the US and Canada, and New, operated by GE (Present), which focuses on delivering energy management and productivity strategies to commercial, retail, and municipal customers.

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Eaton works across six segments—Electric Goods, Electrical Systems and Facilities, Hydraulics, Construction, Automobiles, and eMobility. The business sells electrical and automotive devices under the Electrical Goods segment; household items; single-phase control efficiency goods, emergency lighting, fire alarms, and cabling equipment; structural support systems; and circuit safety and illumination items. The business stresses on the production of innovative solutions and applications for consumers worldwide, including advanced technology. The company is focused on growing its range of lighting products through recent innovations.

Legrand’s building systems division comprises lighting and energy control, home systems, supported living systems, protective lighting, and architectural lamps. Building construction technologies include controlling the electrical infrastructure in residential, business, and industrial buildings. Its lighting management solutions come with automatic or remote-controlled devices that enable lighting to be operated by endusers. The business is also a leading surveillance equipment vendor, providing emergency lighting and integrated assisted-living services. The company has a broad product portfolio of lighting control systems.

360Quadrants Scoring Methodology

The Top Lighting Control System will be rated using the following methodology:
1. A highly experienced team of researchers and senior analysts conducts extensive research to generate a list of vendors (competitors).
2. A patent-pending algorithm is used to collect inputs from key stakeholders—industry experts, buyers, vendors, and 360Quadrants analysts—based on criteria for Product Maturity and Company Maturity.
a. Criteria under Product Maturity include breadth and depth of product/service offering, product features and functionalities, product differentiation, and their impact on customer value.
b. Criteria under Company Maturity include geographical footprint, partner ecosystem, financial stability, and client coverage or sector footprint.
3. Approximately 20+ in-depth parameters will be considered for research for the Lighting Control System market. These parameters will be updated every six months to ensure the latest developments are taken into consideration.
4. A weight is assigned to each stakeholder based on information gathered pertaining to the above criteria as well as inputs from stakeholders. These inputs follow the order of priority given below:
a. Buyers
b. Industry Experts
c. 360Quadrants Analysts
d. Vendors (Competitors)
5. The inputs are analyzed, and a final rating is assigned to each vendor (competitor).
6. After the finalization of ratings, each vendor is placed in the most relevant quadrant based on its score.

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