Light Fireworks by RF Momentary Remote Control


Do you want to make safe and easy remote control fireworks ignition for your holiday celebrations? That means no longer do you need to hand light the fireworks personally. And you can stand back and watch your display with your guests and enjoy the show!

Here we talk how to use simple 1-channel rf momentary remote control to light fireworks.

The first picture shows the materials you should prepare.


Now wire the ignition head of fireworks to the rf receiver according to the wiring diagram.



As you see in the picture, press and hold the remote button to light the fireworks. So easy to do it.


Warning: Fireworks are dangerous, so be careful when handling ignition. Clear the area before launching the fireworks, check to make sure your power supply is disconnected while wiring up the fireworks.

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