DLC Connected Lighting Cybersecurity Requirement Takes Effect

LDS DLC UL

February 10, 2022

Effective February 28, 2022, cybersecurity will be required under the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Networked Lighting Control Technical Requirements Version 5 (NLC5). Under NLC5, only interior and exterior connected lighting control systems that meet DLC-recognized cybersecurity criteria are eligible for the DLC qualified products list (QPL). Any NLC4 systems that have not been updated to NLC5 will be delisted on February 28.

This is the latest step in DLC’s multiyear plan to ensure that qualified lighting control systems use best-practice standards for cybersecurity.

To learn how to verify your connected lighting product against the NLC5 cybersecurity requirement, check out UL’s on-demand webinar.

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