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Consumer Electrical Firing Equipment
To have an electrically fired professional looking firework display you are going to need some equipment. I have found this electrical firing systems (EFS), for a reasonable price. This is the first remote electrical system I have seen made for the consumer market in mind, and for only $40 for the system you should definitely pick one up today. I have two of these systems all ready with a third on the way.
| Phantom F-5 remote electrical firing hits the nail right on the head with a economical way for consumers to have an electrically fired display. Each system comes with a receiver and a transmitter. The transmitter also is dual purpose for both the trigger to ignite the e-fuses and as a flashlight. This system allows you to electronically ignite items up to 120 feet away. What is nice about this system are the two different modes of firing, sequence and multi-fire capabilities. |
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The igniters refills are also economical at $10.00 for enough to fire 25 items in 5 cords. Each individual igniter are visibly labeled one through five to let you know what order they will fire, which is great when planning and setting up your show. The numbers are only raise, so if order is important in your show make sure to setup you show while it is still light out. | ||
| The mortar rack to the right is one of our newer designs that is available at Consumer Mortar Racks. The rack is setup with four of the five igniters attached to World Class's Excalibur shells. The setup is simple all you do is press the igniter to open the clamp, insert fuse, and release. |
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| Overall I think this system is pretty good, there is definitely room for further upgrades to the system. Maybe things like the ability to have two slots to attach the F5 igniter fuse to a single receiver doubling the number of fireworks you can light on one unit. The only thing that I think could be done better is the transmitter, the fire button is dual purpose. First as a flashlight when the green light is off and second as the firing button when the green light is one. What happens if you go to use the flashlight and forget to switch it off of igniter mode? | |||
