Roman light

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Roman light
Schematic structure of a Roman light

Roman light (especially in Switzerland also Roman candle ) is called a classic firework . The Roman light shoots several effects - usually differently colored flares - one after the other from the same tube. It is repeatedly filled with an alternating sequence of effect body, ejection charge and delay set , which burn off one after the other from top to bottom.

If instead of flares or comet a BOMBETTE loaded, it is called a sealed tube .

In some countries, such as Finland and the Netherlands , Roman lights are banned because of the risk of accidents associated with improper handling.

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