National – Toggled iQ, a smart building data and device management system, announced its inclusion on the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Networked Lighting Controls (NLC) qualified products list (QPL), which compares networked lighting control systems and determines eligibility for utility incentives and rebates.
This designation allows Toggled iQ, which enables customers the ability to create customized and scalable solutions across use cases including lighting control, HVAC, remote sensors, and building controls, to qualify for all applicable utility rebate programs. The NLC program enables widespread adoption of networked lighting controls in commercial buildings, working in partnership with utilities, energy efficiency programs, and the lighting industry.
Smart building control products that receive this designation are required to pass a rigorous application process, which includes a formal technical requirement application, followed by a detailed system review and extensive customer follow-up, as well as verification steps.
