Cue-Light Battery Afteruse Receipt

A cue-light battery removed during blackout rehearsal becomes tempting later evidence: sponsors want to treat it as proof that the booth caused the outage and that performers accepted a risky blackout route. The playable pressure is technical custody, not raw inventory volume.

The branch must show the source battery row, the cue it powered, the booth operator, the board version, any later operator/board change, a proof bridge, and the harmed performer or crew member. Future routes may use the battery only through the named posture recorded by the review.

Related: technical-custody-afteruse.