Digital Fault Recoder Market will be the Rise in Demand for Back Fitting the Traditional Substations to update the old Infrastructure

The digital fault recording system is used in communication system to detect the disturbance, fault and event record sequences which are taken by the safety relays dispersed through a substation. The DFR stores this critical substation information within it for native stations that are archiving as well as troubleshooting the selected data to the isolated enterprise location of the network for the analysis and storing the data permanently. The digital fault recorder allows the capturing of internal safety relay operands and calculate the series of events and fault records. The digital fault recorders are widely used in recording the digital faults that are divided into substations. The digital fault recorders are also implemented in the components available in the large enterprises that widely faulted and recording the disturbance system.

The major factor that will be affecting the global digital fault recorder market will be the rise in demand for back fitting the traditional substations to update the old infrastructure. Also, the growth of digital fault recorder is to be driven by the factor that these days the investment for power transmission infrastructure has been increased globally. It allows the remote monitoring, access to control and coordinate the distribution and transmission components that are installed in the substations.

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Considering the multiple aspects for global digital fault recorder market, it can be segmented into multiple points. Firstly, considering the type of DFRs, the market can be segmented into Dedicated DFR and Multifunction DFRs. On the basis of the type of installation they can be divided into Generation installation, Transmission installation and Distribution installation. Furthermore, depending on the voltage capacity on which the digital fault recorder can be operated, then it can be segmented into Less than 66 KV, 66-200 KV and more than 200 KV. On the basis of station type, there can be two types on which digital fault recorder can be divided. They are Non- automated stations and automated stations. On the basis of geography, the major regions that employ digital fault recorder are North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa and South America

The leading players, in the global digital fault recorder market are, Elspec LTD, Logic Lab s.r.l, AMETEK Inc., DUCATI Energia Spa, Prosoft-Systems Ltd., ABB Ltd.,General Electric Company, KoCoS Mess Technik AG, Kinkei System Corporation, ERLPhase Power Technologies Ltd., Qualitrol Company LLC, and Siemens AG., Prosoft-Systems Ltd.

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