Which device is defined as a cylindrical tube containing not more than 100 g of pyrotechnic composition that produces a colored flame upon ignition?

Which device is defined as a cylindrical tube containing not more than 100 g of pyrotechnic composition that produces a colored flame upon ignition?

• A. Cylindrical Fountain
• B. Cone Fountain
• C. Aerial Salute
• D. Illuminating Torch

Answer: (D)

The device described is an Illuminating Torch. This category refers to a small, hand-held pyrotechnic tool that is a cylindrical tube containing not more than 100 g of composition and designed to produce a colored flame when lit. The key details are the cylindrical tube shape, the strict upper weight limit, and the purpose of generating a colored flame for illumination or signaling. Fountain devices (cylindrical or cone) are ground-based effects that spray sparks and smoke rather than emit a colored flame from a small handheld tube. An Aerial Salute is a larger, upward-releasing device that produces a loud report, not a colored flame from a compact tube.

The device described is an Illuminating Torch. This category refers to a small, hand-held pyrotechnic tool that is a cylindrical tube containing not more than 100 g of composition and designed to produce a colored flame when lit. The key details are the cylindrical tube shape, the strict upper weight limit, and the purpose of generating a colored flame for illumination or signaling. Fountain devices (cylindrical or cone) are ground-based effects that spray sparks and smoke rather than emit a colored flame from a small handheld tube. An Aerial Salute is a larger, upward-releasing device that produces a loud report, not a colored flame from a compact tube.