LS Eco Energy Expands UL Certification in U.S., Strengthens Push into AI Infrastructure Market

Secures Safety Certification for Data Center Communication Cables
Expanding Communication and Power Product Lineup for North America
Increasing Proportion of High Value-Added Products such as Optical Cables

LS Eco Energy is expanding its lineup of products certified by UL in the United States, strengthening its push into the artificial intelligence (AI) data center infrastructure market.

LS Eco Energy announced on May 21 that the communication cables produced by its Vietnamese manufacturing subsidiary, LSCV, have obtained UL fire safety certification in the United States.

Exterior view of LSCV, the Vietnamese manufacturing subsidiary of LS Eco Energy. LS Eco Energy

This product is a signal transmission cable used for access control, CCTV, and alarm systems in AI data centers and smart buildings. Recently, demand for related infrastructure has been increasing in North America, driven by the expansion of smart buildings and rising security needs.

UL certification is the leading safety certification system in the U.S. for electrical, electronic, and building materials, and is considered a key standard for entering the North American market. In particular, U.S. data centers and commercial buildings often install communication and power cables together within the internal wiring, resulting in stricter requirements for flame retardancy and safety standards.

Previously, LS Eco Energy also acquired UL certification for its power cables, thereby expanding its product portfolio across power and communication infrastructure in the North American market. The company also plans to accelerate the diversification of its communication product lineup, including by increasing optical cable production.

The company explained that LSCV is already supplying data transmission cables (UTP) to the North American data center market, and expects to achieve rapid market entry and sales growth based on its existing customer network.

LS Eco Energy is actively targeting the relevant market by supplying power cables and bus ducts for large-scale AI data center projects being promoted by global big tech companies in Malaysia, Vietnam, and other regions.

Lee Sangho, CEO of LS Eco Energy, stated, "We will continue to increase the proportion of high value-added products," adding, "In particular, with this certification as an opportunity, we will diversify our communications product portfolio for data centers and accelerate our efforts to target the U.S. infrastructure market."

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