lampschedule

noun
UK /ˈlæmpˌʃɛdjuːl/
US /ˈlæmpˌskɛdʒuːl/

A lampschedule is a plan that tells when a lamp should be turned on or off.

The teacher put a lampschedule on the wall so we know when the classroom lamp goes on.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A list showing the times when street lamps are switched on and off.

The city worker checked the lampschedule to see when the street lamps would light up.

3. A chart used to plan when different lamps in a building are used.

The museum keeps a lampschedule to save energy in its galleries.

4. A written record of when a lamp was turned on or off.

He wrote the times in the lampschedule after turning off the reading lamp.