We report, herein, a photoinduced iron-catalyzed direct chlorination of aromatic sulfonyl chloride at room temperature. In this protocol, FeCl-catalyzed direct chlorination has been realized at room temperature under the irradiation of light (400-410 nm). During the process, many commercially or readily available substituted aromatic sulfonyl chlorides could produce the corresponding aromatic chlorides in moderate to good yields.
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