Lamp
Indicator lamp
A visual indicator associated with a documented control or equipment condition.
Schematic
Symbols · BEACON FLASH
Flashing beacon
A flashing beacon gives a documented conspicuous visual signal.
Schematic · BEACON FLASH
What it represents
A flashing beacon gives a documented conspicuous visual signal. The electrical schematic identifies its supply and command, while the layout identifies the mounting location.
How to read it
- Keep beacon colour and signal meaning in the indication schedule.
- The preview is an original explanation of this function. Match the actual drawing convention to its legend and the selected equipment documentation.
Information to show or reference
- State voltage and colour
- Name alarm/command source
- Reference mounting location
A distinction that matters
A beacon is a visible signalling device rather than a lighting load intended to illuminate a workspace.
Sources you can follow
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AutoCAD Electrical: Flashing beacons
Public documentation of this equipment function or named vendor variant; the illustration is independently authored and is not the source graphic.
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