Enhancing Lighting Solutions with DesignLights Consortium

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Enhancing Lighting Solutions with DesignLights Consortium - Qualified

About DesignLights Consortium (DLC)

DesignLights Consortium (DLC) focuses on improving energy efficiency through lighting solutions. As a project of Efficiency Forward, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, DLC is committed to promoting sustainable practices in lighting. By becoming a member, individuals and organizations can access cutting-edge resources and support to enhance their lighting systems.

Membership Benefits and Opportunities

Joining DLC offers numerous benefits, including access to the latest LED lighting technologies, horticultural lighting advancements, and networked lighting controls. Members can leverage DLC's research and expertise to make informed decisions about their lighting projects. Additionally, membership provides networking opportunities with industry leaders and experts, fostering collaboration and innovation.

Quality Product List (QPL) Selection

The Qualified Products List (QPL) by DLC includes solid-state lighting solutions, horticultural lighting products, and networked lighting controls. This comprehensive selection ensures that members have access to top-tier and energy-efficient lighting options that meet stringent performance and reliability standards. By using QPL products, individuals and organizations can enhance their lighting systems while reducing energy consumption.

Support and Resources

DLC provides exceptional support through various channels. Whether individuals need application support, horticultural expertise, or general assistance, DLC offers phone and email support during business hours. This ensures that members can receive timely help and guidance for their lighting projects. Additionally, DLC offers a range of resources, including webinars, announcements, and media updates, to keep members informed about the latest developments in lighting technology.

Contact Information

For any inquiries or assistance, individuals can reach out to DLC via phone at 781-538-6425 during business hours. Email support is also available for general inquiries, application support, and horticultural lighting queries. DLC's office is located at 10 High Street, Suite 10, Medford, MA 02155. By contacting DLC, individuals can access valuable resources, support, and expertise to enhance their lighting solutions.

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