Lighting controllers; lighting control apparatus and instruments and parts and fittings therefor; microcomputers connectors, cables, parts and fittings, all for lighting; all included in this class; light switches; programmable lighting control equipment; lighting control equipment for the entertainment industry; software; lighting control equipment for the broadcasting industry; lighting control equipment for the architectural and construction industry; lighting control equipment for retailers; lighting control software; software provided on compact discs; software made available as electronic files downloadable from the Internet; electronic display apparatus; visual display units; storage media; semiconductor memory devices; hard drives; memory cards, computer software for use in controlling and simulating lighting in theatres, museums, planetariums, theme parks, art galleries, television and film studios, clubs, discos, stadiums, open air structures, and other multi-purpose entertainment venues; electric and electronic light switches; electric and electronic dimmers; electronic consoles for controlling lighting in theatres, museums, planetariums, theme parks, art galleries, television and film studios, clubs, discos, stadiums, open-air structures and other multi-purpose ventures; electronic devices for controlling lighting in theatres, museums, planetariums, theme parks, art galleries, television and film studios, clubs, discos, stadiums, open-air structures and other multi-purpose ventures; lighting sequencers; rotary encoders; magnetic encoders; linear encoders; optic encoders; keyboards; lighting controls; stage lighting controls; stage lighting regulators; lighting ballasts; ballasts for electrical lighting fittings; signal splitters for electronic apparatus; lighting visualizers, namely, electrical devices for generating visual displays; signal splitters for electrical network devices; telecommunications and data networking hardware, namely, devices for transporting and converting data across multiple network infrastructures and communications protocols; communications network hubs; light sensors; computer hardware and software used to control audio-visual equipment; virtual visualization systems, namely, computer hardware and software used to generate visual displays; lighting controllers and automated lighting controllers for use in controlling lighting in theatres, museums, planetariums, theme parks, art galleries, television and film studios, clubs, discos, stadiums, open-air structures and other multi-purpose ventures; replacement parts for the foregoing goods

Lighting equipment in this class; lighting equipment for professional and domestic use; lighting equipment for use at public events; lighting equipment for use in the entertainment industry; lighting equipment for use in the broadcasting industry; lighting equipment for use in relation to architectural and construction industry; lighting equipment for use by retailers; lamps; lamps for professional use; lamps for use at public events; lamps for use in the entertainment industry; parts and fittings for all the aforesaid goods

Installation of lighting systems; installation of lighting apparatus; consultancy services relating to the installation of lighting systems and lighting apparatus; assembling, repair and maintenance of lighting systems, lighting apparatus and lighting instruments

Leisure and education services; education services relating to lighting; education services relating to lighting equipment; training services relating to lighting; training and education services relating to the use of lighting equipment; education services relating to staging light shows; information services relating to lighting (terms too vague in the opinion of the International Bureau ? Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); entertainment services; entertainment services relating to light shows; lighting services relating to public events (terms too vague in the opinion of the International Bureau ? Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations); lighting services relating to the entertainment industry (terms too vague in the opinion of the International Bureau ? Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Regulations)

Design of lighting systems for broadcasters; design of lighting systems for retailers; design of lighting systems for use in relation to architecture