Next Generation Compound Firework - Pink
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
A fantastic new concept from Prestigious Pyrotechnics. A stunning compound firework that can also be used as a gender reveal fireworks display. The first firework produces stunning silver willows that fill the sky with silver tails that hang in the air accompanied by silver mine effects. This leads in to the second part of the compound firework which is the gender reveal firework. Producing a rapid fire Z firing pattern for the initial reveal it fills the sky with pink stars and pink mine lifts, which lead into a prolonged display of stunning pink effects and finishes on a final volley of 21 shots fired in a rapid fire Z pattern. A fantastic gender reveal compound firework.
First Look At The Next Generation Gender Reveal Compound Firework
Next Generation Compound Firework.
The compound is made up of two fireworks secured to a board and pre-fused. You should only need to light this firework once to enjoy the full display.
Once you have received your firework, please remove the lid to familiarise yourself with the firework before setting it up to fire.
We advise you to leave the firework in the base of the box as it will provide additional support to the fireworks, ensuring they do not fall over.
Which Fuse Do I Use On My Gender Reveal Compound Firework
The firework has two fuses, one on each firework.
The fuse on the small firework marked as firework number 1 in this picture is the initial fuse and is the only one you should need to light.
Positioning The Gender Reveal Firework In The Correct Position
On the large firework marked number 2, you will find a big yellow label asking you to ensure the arrow on the yellow label is pointing towards the spectators who are watching the firework.
This ensures that the spectators will have the best viewing position when the firework fires the fanned effects.
Remember, the safety distance for this firework is a minimum of 25M.
Reserve Fuse On The Gender Reveal Compound Firework
You will find the RESERVE fuse on firework number 2, which is the largest firework in the box.
You do NOT need to use this fuse unless there has been an issue, and the firework did not fire all the shots or the link between the first firework and second firework fails.
If, for any reason, you do need to use the reserve fuse:
- Ensure you wait 30 minutes before returning to the firework.
- Approach the firework from the back of the firework where the reserve fuse is located. Never approach a fanned effect firework from either side as you will be walking into the firing line.
- Once you have exposed the reserve fuse, light with an extended arm, ensuring all other body parts are away from the firework.
- Never lean over the firework or have any part of your body over the tubes at any time.
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