25 whistle-led shots from Klasek
Runs for approximately 38 seconds
Whistling lifts develop in three stages
Straight firing; medium noise rating
Needs at least 8 metres of viewing distance
Browse more cakes and barrages, then mix in fountains and rockets for a varied running order.
Give your show a voice with Scream Battery 25. This Klasek firework sends up strong whistling lifts that develop in three stages, creating a sound that changes as the shots climb. It is a lively addition for anyone who loves the whistles as much as the bursts.
Twenty-five shots over roughly thirty-eight seconds make for a punchy sequence that is easy to work into a mixed display. The straight-firing action draws attention overhead, while the whistle-led effect gives this battery a character of its own.
It is a great pick when your show needs a change of pace. Between sparkling effects and bigger aerial moments, Scream Battery 25 brings a burst of energy and that unmistakable old-school firework sound.
Scream Battery 25 could work as a lively interlude at a private Bonfire Night party, especially if your other choices are mainly visual effects. A fountain before it and a slower aerial item afterwards would give the sequence some contrast.
The listed minimum viewing distance is eight metres, but that is only one part of deciding whether your space is suitable. Check the label's full clearance requirements and the area above the firing position. Despite the medium noise rating, the whistles are deliberately noticeable, so this is not a choice for an event built around keeping sound to a minimum.
Set the firework on firm, level ground and secure it exactly as the manufacturer directs. Check its orientation, keep the firing tubes clear and identify the main fuse while there is plenty of light.
Mark the spectator boundary and leave yourself a clear route away. Light the designated fuse at arm's length without leaning over the product, then retreat immediately. The three-stage effect is part of the firework's performance; do not attempt to alter the firing sequence. Our guide to setting off fireworks covers general battery and barrage preparation.
Keep guests away from the firing position and never return to a failed item. Follow the label throughout and read our firework safety guide before the event.
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