Flame & spark machines

Flame and spark machines — DMX-controlled fire projectors and cold spark fountains that put a timed burst of flame or sparks on cue at a concert, club or wedding.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a flame machine and a cold spark machine?

A flame machine burns fuel and throws real fire, so it needs clearance, ventilation and usually a permit. A cold spark fountain makes a sparkler-style plume at a much lower temperature and is the one venues normally allow indoors.

How far do the jets reach?

From about 1 meter on a single-nozzle unit up to 8–10 meters on a five-head liquid-fuel machine. Tell us your ceiling height and we'll match the throw to the room.

What fuel do they run on?

Depending on the model, LPG or a dedicated liquid effect fuel. We'll confirm the fuel and consumption per machine before you order.

Can I trigger them from my lighting desk?

Yes — every unit we carry is DMX512 addressable and also ships with a remote for standalone use.

Do I need a license or permit?

Real-flame effects are regulated and the rules differ by country and venue; most sites require a pyro or hot-work permit and a trained operator. Cold spark units face far lighter restrictions. Check with your venue and local fire authority before booking.