NICOR NLC

NICOR NLC

by Nicor Lighting

11 ratings
2 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 25, 2022
  • July 15, 2026

Features

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This app enables remote control of compatible luminaires through a Bluetooth Mesh network. It allows users to define groups and zones, create scenes, adjust settings, and monitor energy usage. Access can be shared easily via QR codes.

Define and Control Groups and Zones
Create and Manage Scenes
Adjust Occupancy/Vacancy Settings
Utilize Daylight Harvesting
Monitor Energy Usage
Share Access via QR Codes
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What's New in NICOR NLC

1.2.2

July 15, 2026

**New Features** - Added dry contact functionality - Added compatibility with iOS 26 - Added support for 4-button switches **Improvements** - On the Timer page, when AC dual tech ceiling sensor is selected, only “Turn off”, “Turn on”, and “Set daylight harvesting auto level” are displayed - The “Light Info” page can now list information for all switches and devices - Optimized prompt text on the Add Lights page, with different prompts based on different entry points **Bug Fixes** - Fixed an issue where “all IDs of this mesh network have been used” could appear when adding a large number of lights, over 150 lights - Fixed daylight saving time issues for NLC devices, optimized timezone selection, and added support for more timezones - Fixed an issue where the timezone selection page for NLC devices could appear blank - Fixed an issue where some lights did not show a selection button when deleting lights from the home page - Updated “Trigger by none” to “None (Vacancy)” in Motion Settings - Fixed an issue where some devices could not display the firmware version - Updated the name of floor light 0x06 on the group dimming page - Updated the default values for UL924 Emergency controller - Changed the default value on the Emergency Power settings page to “None” - Updated the prompt text in the Create Zone dialog - Fixed an issue where the name of AC dual tech ceiling sensor did not update on the Scene and Timer pages after being changed - Fixed a typo in the prompt shown when deleting a light group, changing “alll” to “all” - Changed the bottom button text on the AC PIR wall sensor switch and AC Dual Tech wall sensor switch edit pages to “Save” - Updated the bottom dimming type text for smart plug groups and floor lights on the dimming page - Restored dialog button colors to the previous style - Removed the duplicate prompt shown after tapping Send on the Daylight Harvesting mode settings page for AC dual tech ceiling sensor - Fixed an issue where a horizontal line appeared at the bottom of the single-color light group dimming page - Fixed an issue where the suggested name format was incorrect when renaming lights - Fixed an exception caused by deleting a template during template export - Fixed an issue where, after canceling template export, tapping Export Template again would automatically select another template - Fixed an issue where there was no quantity limit when creating timers from templates - Fixed an issue where unnecessary motor position commands were sent on the dimming page - Fixed inconsistent text in the rename dialogs for different devices **Performance** - Improved the success rate of adding lights and reduced the probability of duplicate IDs when adding a large number of lights, over 150 lights

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User reviews

Not for gas

I thought this was an app to monitor and pay my Nicor bill.

Bill

It would be nice if you could pay your bill from this app. There doesn’t seem to be an app for Nicor to pay your bill. This is the only bill that I don’t have an app to pay the bill.

FAQ

What is NICOR NLC used for?

NICOR NLC is a Bluetooth Mesh Lighting Control System that allows you to remotely control and operate compatible luminaires. You can define groups and zones, create scenes, adjust settings like occupancy and daylight harvesting, and monitor energy usage.

How many luminaires can NICOR NLC control?

The NLC system can control up to 100 luminaires per zone, across multiple rooms. This allows for scalability from individual lights to entire establishments.

Does NICOR NLC support sharing access?

Yes, NICOR NLC allows you to share access to controls and luminaires simply via QR codes. This makes it easy to grant temporary or permanent access to others.

What kind of sensors are included in the NLC lighting control network?

The NLC lighting control network includes components such as PIR Occupancy Sensors, PIR Daylight Sensors, Load Controllers, Power Packs, Wall Control Switches, and Mesh System Nodes.

Is NICOR NLC available on Android devices?

Based on the provided data, NICOR NLC is supported on iPhone and iPod. Information regarding Android compatibility is not available.

How often is NICOR NLC updated?

The latest version of NICOR NLC is 1.2.1, last updated on March 5, 2026. This indicates a recent update, though specific update frequency is not detailed.

What is the security like for NICOR NLC?

NICOR NLC features integrated DLC NLC5 Encrypted Security, ensuring secure communication and control within the lighting network.

What is the user rating for NICOR NLC?

NICOR NLC has a rating of 3.0 stars from 7 ratings. This suggests a mixed user reception based on the limited number of reviews.