The Dark Houre TW71 Tomaszek Firework Battery – 19 Shots, 30 mm, F2

The Dark Houre TW71 Tomaszek – powerful 19-shot firework battery with a 30 mm calibre

The Dark Houre TW71 by Tomaszek is a powerful firework battery designed for customers looking for a compact product with large, clearly visible aerial effects. The combination of 19 shots, a substantial 30 mm calibre and 312 g NEC creates an intense display with a strong and spectacular character.

The battery operates for approximately 35 seconds. Its firing sequence is paced to allow the individual aerial bursts to develop clearly in the night sky. Instead of producing a very rapid stream of small effects, the TW71 focuses on powerful launches and clearly separated bursts.

The Dark Houre is an excellent option for customers who want to move beyond compact 16–20 mm batteries while remaining within the F2 category. It can create an impressive standalone attraction or become a powerful section of a larger fireworks display.

Powerful aerial effects from 30 mm tubes

One of the main advantages of the TW71 is its 30 mm calibre. The larger tube diameter allows the battery to produce wider and more impressive aerial bursts than many smaller consumer firework batteries.

• large and clearly visible aerial bursts,
• 19 factory-programmed shots,
• powerful 30 mm calibre,
• approximately 35 seconds of operation,
• strong display character suitable for the main section or finale,
• compact format combined with impressive aerial performance.

The manufacturer does not provide a complete written breakdown of the individual colours or the exact effect sequence. The Dark Houre TW71 is therefore best described as a powerful 19-shot battery producing large 30 mm aerial bursts in a dynamic and well-paced sequence.

Main advantages of The Dark Houre TW71

• Number of shots: 19 – a concentrated sequence of large aerial effects.
• Calibre: 30 mm – powerful and widely visible aerial bursts.
• NEC: 312 g – a substantial net explosive content for a compact F2 battery.
• Duration: approximately 35 seconds – a well-paced display without excessively long pauses.
• Effect – dynamic 30 mm aerial bursts with a strong show character.
• Category: F2 – the product must be used in accordance with applicable regulations and the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Suitable as a standalone display or as part of a larger fireworks sequence.
• A Tomaszek product created for customers looking for powerful fireworks in a compact format.

The Dark Houre TW71 technical specifications

Which occasions is The Dark Houre TW71 suitable for?

The TW71 is suitable for celebrations organised in a sufficiently spacious and open outdoor area. Its 30 mm calibre and approximately 35-second duration allow it to become a clearly noticeable part of an evening event.

The Dark Houre is particularly suitable for:

• New Year’s Eve and New Year celebrations,
• birthdays and 18th birthday parties,
• weddings and anniversaries,
• family celebrations and special occasions,
• private outdoor events,
• small and medium-sized multi-stage fireworks displays.

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How can the TW71 be used in a larger fireworks display?

The Dark Houre TW71 can create a complete standalone attraction, but it also works very well as part of a display containing several batteries. Its 30 mm calibre makes it particularly suitable for the stronger section of the sequence.

An example display arrangement:

• begin with smaller batteries using a 16–20 mm calibre,
• continue with a 25 mm battery to increase the size of the effects,
• use the TW71 as the powerful main section of the display,
• finish with a faster 30 mm battery or a larger compound firework.

For the best visual result, allow the TW71 to complete its entire sequence independently. Firing several smaller batteries at the same time may cause their effects to be overshadowed by the larger 30 mm aerial bursts.

Safe use of The Dark Houre TW71

Place the firework battery upright on a stable, level and non-flammable surface in an open outdoor area. Secure the product carefully against tipping over and make sure that there are no trees, roofs, balconies, cables or other obstacles above the firing area.

After lighting the fuse, immediately move back to the safety distance stated on the product label. Never lean over the battery after ignition and never attempt to relight a product that has failed to operate correctly.

Use the battery exclusively in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and the regulations applicable at the place of use. Before ignition, check the weather conditions, especially the strength and direction of the wind.

FAQ – frequently asked questions

How many shots does The Dark Houre TW71 have?

The firework battery contains 19 shots fired in a factory-programmed sequence.

What calibre is the TW71?

The product has a powerful 30 mm calibre, which allows it to produce larger aerial effects than many compact 16–20 mm batteries.

How long does The Dark Houre display last?

The display lasts approximately 35 seconds. The well-paced firing sequence allows the individual aerial bursts to remain clearly visible.

How much NEC does the TW71 contain?

The battery contains 312 g NEC, which is the net explosive content of the pyrotechnic composition inside the product.

What effects does The Dark Houre TW71 produce?

The manufacturer does not publish a complete written breakdown of the individual colours or the exact sequence. The confirmed character of the product is a 19-shot display with large 30 mm aerial bursts and a powerful show character.

Can the TW71 be used as a standalone firework battery?

Yes. The combination of 19 shots, a 30 mm calibre, 312 g NEC and approximately 35 seconds of operation allows it to create an impressive standalone display.

Is The Dark Houre suitable for a fireworks finale?

Yes. The TW71 can be used as the finale of a smaller fireworks set. In a larger display, it works particularly well as a powerful section before a faster final battery or compound firework.

Which category does the TW71 belong to?

The battery belongs to category F2. It must be used according to the information on the product label, the manufacturer’s instructions and all regulations applicable at the place of use.

PiroHiT expert advice

Use The Dark Houre TW71 in the middle or final section of your fireworks display. Begin with smaller 20–25 mm batteries and introduce the TW71 as a clear increase in power and effect size. Its 19 shots, 30 mm calibre and approximately 35-second duration will create a strong and clearly visible highlight.