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• Number of Shots

  30

  Number of Shots:

  This icon indicates the number of shots the fireworks will produce, fireworks with shots produce aerial displays that will shoot up into the sky. Each shot produces a burst of colour and sound.

• Duration

  35 Seconds

  Duration:

  This indicates how long your firework is expected to last for, this can help you with planning the timing of your display. All durations are approximate.

• Noise Level

  3

  Noise Level:

  Fireworks are rated on a scale of 1 - 5 for the level of noise they produce, 1 being the quietest and 5 the loudest. All fireworks make some sound including quiet fireworks as they have to produce a lift which sends the firework into the sky.

• Powder Weight

  333g

  Powder Weight:

  Each firework contains an amount of explosive content known as NEC which is commonly referred to as powder weight.

• Tube Size

  25mm

  Tube Size:

  The larger the tube size the better the effect and bigger the burst.

• Firing Pattern

  Straight

  Firing Pattern:

  This indicates which direction the fireworks will fire in.
  Fanned: Fires in Z formation backwards and forwards.
  Straight: Fires straight up.
  Mixed: Fires a combination of both straight and fanned.

• Fireworks Per Box

  1

  Fireworks Per Box:

  This will indicated how many fireworks are included in the box.

• Hazard Class

  1.3

  Hazard Class:

  Fireworks classed as 1.3G are considered more hazardous then 1.4G.

• Category Type

  F2

  Category Type:

  Category type explains the recommended spectator safety distance at a glance.
  F1: 1 metre, F2: 8 metres, F3: 25 metres.

• Height

  25 Metres

  Height:

  This gives an indication of the height the firework is expected to reach.

• Safety Distance

  15 Metres

  Safety Distance:

  Like the category type, this shows how far spectators should safely stand away from the fireworks when watching the display.