Consumer
fireworks are fireworks devices that can be sold to the general
public in the United States. They were formerly known was
"Class C Fireworks" but are now classified as
"1.4G Fireworks".
Consumer
fireworks include fountains, repeating aerial devices, rockets,
shells and mines, novelties, sparklers, spinners, helicopters,
and revolving wheels.
If you're new to
consumer fireworks, want to learn some tips about using them, or just
want to learn more about how they work, then the pages below will
help you.
Types
of Consumer Fireworks - general description
of each type of device, what it does, and the typical price
How
to use - learn how to safely use each type of
firework, including where to find the fuse and how to brace each
item
How
Consumer Fireworks Work- learn what makes these fireworks function.
Includes lots of detailed cross-section illustrations!
Disclaimer
and Conditions of Use of Information on Pyro
Universe
The information on this site is for educational purposes only. The
diagrams and procedures on this web site are simply to
show the viewer how fireworks function and how they
should be used properly. Viewers are
cautioned that they must form their own opinion as to
the application of anything found on this web site.
Fireworks
are hazardous devices that must be handled with care
and used with common sense to avoid injury. The
author of Pyro Universedoes not
advocate the use of fireworks for illegal, unsafe,
disruptive, or destructive purposes. By reading
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responsibility for personal injuries, damage, or legal
trouble caused by fireworks or the application of any
of the materials presented at this site. The reader is solely responsible for
observing his/her local laws before using fireworks or
applying the information presented at this site.