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Represents a lighting fixture in the design. It helps in indicating the type and position of light sources.

Indicates the location and capacity of dimmer racks which control the intensity of connected luminaires.

Depicts the electrical routing from the dimmer to the fixtures, essential for planning cable runs.

Shows where lights are placed, e.g., front-of-house, on-stage, or overhead battens.

Indicates where the electrical power for the lighting system is obtained.

Represents the lighting desk or console, the central control point for lighting cues.

Represents a DMX (Digital Multiplex) connection for communication between lighting equipment.

Indicates a connection to ground; an important aspect for safety in electrical schematics.

Indicates that a luminaire is equipped with a gobo for projecting patterns or shapes.

Designates that a fixture is using a color gel to change light color for design effects.

Designates a spotlight fixture in the schematic, important for specific area illumination.

Indicates a moving head light, which can change position and beams dynamically.

Indicates the position of a manually controlled followspot used to track performers.

Represents the use of LED tape which is flexible, creating continuous lines or shapes of light.

Symbolizes a Fresnel fixture known for a soft-edged beam, often used in wash lighting.

Designates an ERS or Leko light, providing focused, controllable light used for patterns or specials.

Shows the location of a haze machine used to amplify lighting beams and create atmosphere.

Indicates a fixture is equipped with barn doors to control spill and shape the light.

Indicates an attachment to manually adjust the diameter of a light beam, often in profile lights.

Shows the range of the beam spread from a light source, important for coverage calculations.

A chart detailing the power requirements for each fixture, as well as total load on the circuits.

A list or chart showing the connection between control channels and fixtures for programming.

Represents a scrim material, a drop that can either reflect or transmit light for effects.

Indicates on-stage luminaires that are part of the scene, such as lamps or chandeliers.