Abstract: A truss system for supporting stage lights or other entertainment components having a strong frame for protecting the components and a vertically adjustable deck from which the components are suspended and from which the components are highly accessible. Truss systems may be connected together either collinearly or in angled configurations depending on the geometry of the venue. The deck is vertically adjustable in response to the components used and/or the geometry of the venue. Caster legs are also part of the system and they allow easy movement of the system and shock isolation of the components. The deck is cushioned against shock and vibration by interposing helical isolators between the frame and the deck. The system is easy to assemble and disassemble and does not need as much labor as previously.

Abstract: A truss system for supporting stage lights or other entertainment components having a strong frame for protecting the components and a vertically adjustable deck from which the components are suspended and from which the components are highly accessible. Truss systems may be connected together either collinearly or in angled configurations depending on the geometry of the venue. The deck is vertically adjustable in response to the components used and/or the geometry of the venue. Caster legs are also part of the system and they allow easy movement of the system and shock isolation of the components. The deck is cushioned against shock and vibration by interposing helical isolators between the frame and the deck. Rail extensions are also provided for added safety and to further protect components during transportation between venues. The system is easy to assemble and disassemble and does not need as much labor as previously.

Abstract: A truss system for supporting stage lights or other entertainment components having a strong frame for protecting the components and a vertically adjustable deck from which the components are suspended and from which the components are highly accessible. Truss systems may be connected together either collinearly or in angled configurations depending on the geometry of the venue. The deck is vertically adjustable in response to the components used and/or the geometry of the venue. Caster legs are also part of the system and they allow easy movement of the system and shock isolation of the components. The deck is cushioned against shock and vibration by interposing helical isolators between the frame and the deck. The system is easy to assemble and disassemble and does not need as much labor as previously.

Abstract: What is described is a compact, light weight and relatively small theatrical search lighting system which includes a frame having a rectangular base and four legs which embrace a lamp and its reflector, and two containers for ballast and a data receiver. Also mounted to the frame is a scroller and a motorized mirror for reflecting the light from the lamp. The frame may be suspended from a truss, or because of two projections attached to two legs and a tail, the system may be rotated through 90 degrees and positioned in a generally vertical condition if desired.

Abstract: A truss system for supporting stage lights or other components having a strong rigid frame and a vertically adjustable deck from which the components are highly accessible. The system may be connected to other systems either collinearly or in angled configurations. Caster legs are retractable and the deck is vertically adjustable in response to the components used and/or the geometry of the venue. The deck is cushioned against shock and vibration by interposing coiled cable shocks between the frame and deck.