Lighting System Clause Samples
The Lighting System clause defines the requirements and standards for the installation, operation, and maintenance of lighting within a project or facility. It typically outlines the types of lighting fixtures to be used, their placement, energy efficiency standards, and any necessary compliance with safety or building codes. By specifying these details, the clause ensures that the lighting system meets functional, aesthetic, and regulatory needs, thereby promoting safety, usability, and energy efficiency throughout the premises.
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Lighting System. The “Lighting System” for any Dedicated Streets to be constructed and installed by OPPD within the boundaries of any Dedicated Street right-of-way within the Development Area, including any decorative, ornamental, or other lighting not conforming to CITY standards but which has been specifically approved by CITY.
Lighting System. Common areas, mechanical, electrical rooms are lighted as specified and installed by Landlord.
Lighting System. One hundred percent (100%) of the contract charges to be paid to OPPD for the Lighting System to be constructed and installed within the boundaries of any Dedicated Street, including any decorative, ornamental, or other lighting not conforming to CITY standards but which has been specifically approved by CITY, shall be borne by general obligation of DISTRICT or privately financed by DEVELOPER.
Lighting System. 1. Lighting system shall have a minimum of fourteen (14) specials, four (4) (including 2 white) on each lead vocalist, two (2) for keyboard, two (2) for horns, two (2) for drums, and enough color washes to provide a well-lit stage. Specials should be used to highlight individual musicians when they solo, as well as general washes, preferably dramatic colors and orientations. Requested gels are: red, violet, amber, blue, green, yellow. The show needs intense colors shifting gradually throughout. A Lighting Cue set list for lights engineer has colors specified for each tune and will be given to engineer before the show. Spot lights will be indicated in Lighting Cue.
2. Lighting console shall have a minimum of fourteen (14) channels of fader control with eight (8) manual presets.
3. Lighting console shall be placed near house console for adequate view of stage unless another location is already resident.
4. Means of communication between house sound engineer and lighting engineer is appreciated.
Lighting System. The lighting system is composed of three BV wires of different colors which lead the electricity to the lamps from the power distribution box by several loops, and the three wires are control line, neutral line, earth line. It’s prohibited to install electric wire without permit because the pressure of the lamps is non safety pressure. Notify the property people in case of electric wire requirement.
Lighting System. Fire Fighting System -- consisting of a looped waterline extending from Chevron's refinery tank field fire water system.
Lighting System. Pro-line equipment with skilled operators. Any changes must be discussed
Lighting System. When Purchaser is providing lighting or in-house lighting is to be used, the provided lighting system must be approved by the Road Manager prior to approval of offer. In every case, Purchaser shall provide two (2) Xenon Super-Trooper follow-spots, or a comparable unit, with experienced operators. The operators shall have worked at least 10 major events. These spots shall have frames capable of handling six (6) various colors to be assigned by the Road Manager. For any performance where “IMAG” or other video production is to be used, “Color Correction” must be provided for each spot.
Lighting System. Uninterrupted operation for a duration as necessary, with a maximum of 2 weeks, to determine proper operation. Two weeks of uninterrupted operation. Uninterrupted operation is defined as: no involuntary shutdowns due to mechanical difficulties. Temperature performance shall be established by EMS trend logs or by manual spot checks of a temperature gauge by a Chevron ES employee. Two weeks of uninterrupted operation of controlled equipment while providing reasonable comfort. Uninterrupted operation is defined as: no involuntary shutdowns due to control problems. Reasonable comfort is defined as: maintaining occupied spaces controlled by the system within +/- 4 degrees of setpoint. Comfort performance shall be established by EMS trend logs or by manual spot checks of temperatures by a Chevron ES employee. Uninterrupted operation for a duration as necessary, with a maximum of 2 weeks, to determine proper operation.
Lighting System. Tenant will maintain a lighting system at the Tenant's facility unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. Throughout the time that a lighting system is installed at the Tenant's facility, Tenant will monitor and maintain the lighting system, except that the Landlord will provide power to the lighting system. In order to maintain and repair the lighting system installed at the Tenant's facility as agreed, Landlord shall provide Tenant, and Tenant's employees, subcontractors and agents, access to the building owned by Landlord where lighting system equipment is installed, twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven