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A green headlamp with rays angled downward: normal headlights.
Also known as: Low beam indicator, Headlight symbol with sloping lines
The same lamp outline as the main beam with the rays sloping down instead of straight out. Green because it is a system running normally rather than anything requiring attention.
A green tell-tale showing a headlamp with lines projecting downward at an angle, indicating that dipped-beam headlights are switched on.
What this lamp means on a particular vehicle, and what to do about it, is in that vehicle's handbook. The symbol names the system; it does not diagnose the fault.
Contexts: Vehicle dashboard
The angle of the rays is the only difference from the main beam symbol, and it depicts the thing itself: a dipped beam points at the road and a main beam points at the horizon.
A half-oval lying on its side, points to the right, with five short lines sloping downward from the flat face.