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As the agricultural industry is inclining towards proper illumination in the operating environment and the market is currently undergoing radical change with exponential development in rural areas, which is expected over the next five years and agricultural industry has a drive towards greater energy efficiency.
The western market is embracing the LED technology and across worldwide due to its high design flexibility making it one of visible cutting-edge technology.
The lighting industry is very fragmented and complex, as the lighting in tractors is used in so many different ways and enhancements have been done over past years.
Tractors consist of front lights, work lights, floodlights, sidelights, Cab lights and interior lights. Work-site conditions will be ruthless for the lights; therefore, the products will be weatherproof and should have Corrosion-resistant fixtures.
Government policy regulators around the world are encouraging the use of LEDs in Tractors and Construction equipment. Thus today, the main drivers for LED lighting came largely on the back of government decisions, such as bans of inefficient lighting by the European Union, the United States, Canada, India and the Chinese government’s decision to adopt LED ahead of its planned ban.
Government initiatives, however, will play a decreasing role during the next years. Then it is expected that the growth will be supported by private initiatives such as the rebates offered by utilities in these countries.
OEMs in developing countries are pressurized for a rapid shift to new regulations of lower emissions and ought to have better illumination on operating site and resulting price hikes on newer models. Companies offer a full lighting package as optional and is prescribed as an essential in western countries.
The global tractor lighting market is estimated at $XX Million in 2022 and growing at XX% CAGR till 2030.
John Deere’s 400, 600 and 9 series with new lighting options, including LED packages, are available for customers to aid visibility and Ultimate visibility package featuring 24 work LED and with eight conveniences LED lights.
Case IH introduced new Quadtrac and Steiger AFS Connect series tractors for the 2021 season with specific features for the European market and incorporating new technology designed to ease the data recording and transfer requirements central to modern large-scale farming along with a 360-degree performance lighting package programmable to suit operator preferences and they also added new tractor models to its product line-up for 2021.
The company has introduced three new models to its Farmall family of tractors, featuring four cab-mounted work lights that provide ample lighting for maximum visibility.
Fendt, a brand of AGCO Corporation, introduces the Fendt 900 Vario MT Series track tractors. New to the expanding line of Fendt tractors for North America, delivering a high level of track tractor performance, ride comfort and operating efficiency, an LED light package adds more lights at the rear of the tractor, positioned to provide a clear view of each end of a 24-row planter. Porch lighting on the cab provides a safe view of the area for operators.
