Portland, OR -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/21/2018 -- Point-of-Entry Water Treatment Systems Market is expected to garner $6.6 billion by 2022, registering a CAGR of 8.9% during the forecast period 2016-2022. Point-of-entry water treatment systems are installed at main water lines, which are the first entry point of water in a residential or commercial establishment. These systems are witnessing increased adoption owing to growing demand for clean water among the populace. Treating water at the first point of entry whether in a building or a residential complex is increasingly becoming important due to the rising levels of contamination at water sites as well as during the supply. Asia-Pacific exhibits lucrative market opportunities especially in countries such as China and India owing to a large customer base and growing urbanization.

Factors driving the market are increasing disposable income, urbanization, rising concerns about waterborne diseases, and technological advancements. However, factors such as high installation, equipment, and operations cost limit the market growth. The scarcity of clean water in developing countries and depleting freshwater resources create varied opportunities for market growth.

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Key players operating in this market are The DOW Chemical Company, Honeywell International Inc., 3M Company, Danaher Corporation, Pentair PLC, Best Water Technology (BWT) AG, Calgon Carbon Corporation, Culligan International, General Electric Company, and Watts Water Technologies, Inc. Product launch and innovation are the primary strategies adopted by the players to increase their market share.

Growing water contamination: The growing water contamination has raised several concerns among the populace across the world. The increased industrial activities pollute the surface water with the addition of toxic chemical substances along with pathogens. These toxic chemicals present imminent threats to human health. The poor water treatment infrastructure at municipal water plants in many countries has increased the installation of point-of-entry water treatment systems in individual homes or buildings. Thus, the demand for water treatment systems is expected to grow in the next 5?6 years.

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Increasing concerns in emerging nations regarding safe drinking water: Large-scale water treatment plants comprising effective purification systems require huge capital. This factor has mainly affected the quality of water supplied to the citizens in the developing nations. Moreover, this is a major concern in areas where the population density is low. Thus, the installation of point-of-entry water treatment systems becomes necessary during initial stages of supply to a building.

POINT-OF-ENTRY WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS MARKET KEY SEGMENTS:

Market by Technology

-Water Softening
-Filtration
-Reverse Osmosis (RO)
-Disinfection
-Others (Sedimentation, Distillation)

Market by Application

-Residential
-Commercial
-Industrial