Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks – 200 Shot Compound Cake

Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks – The Full Display in One Box

Most fireworks are part of a show. Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks is the show. A 200-shot 1.3G compound cake with 1,454.3g NEC and a 115-second continuous firing duration, it draws on three separate tube sizes — 20mm, 25mm, and 30mm — firing in combination from a single ignition point to deliver layered aerial effects that a standard single-calibre cake simply cannot replicate. One fuse. Nearly two minutes. One of the highest-NEC consumer fireworks available across Scotland and mainland UK.

Specifications

• Product Name: Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks
• Brand: Encrypted Fireworks
• Type: Compound Cake Firework
• Category: F2
• Classification: 1.3G
• Total Shots: 200
• NEC: 1,454.3g
• Tube Sizes: 20mm, 25mm, 30mm
• Firing Pattern: Mixed, changing angles
• Duration: 115 seconds

What Makes a Compound Cake Different

A standard cake firework is a single unit — one tube size, one firing sequence, one arc of aerial effects. A compound cake is multiple linked cakes packaged together as one product, firing in a coordinated sequence from a single ignition. The result is a firing programme that changes character as it progresses rather than repeating the same effect from start to finish.

In Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks, the three tube sizes each serve a different purpose. The 20mm tubes fire with speed and frequency, building pace and filling the sky with rapid aerial detail. The 25mm tubes add volume and spread. The 30mm tubes are the anchor shots — the large, heavy breaks that generate the kind of low-frequency report you feel as much as hear, and the wide overhead bursts that dominate the sky at the peak of the sequence.

Combined across 115 seconds, those three calibres produce a continuously changing aerial programme — not a single firework doing one thing for two minutes, but a structured display with distinct phases, each building on the last.

115 Seconds of Sky Coverage Across Scotland

Duration matters more than most buyers realise when building a fireworks display. A 30-second cake is gone before an audience has fully oriented. Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks fires for 115 seconds — nearly two full minutes of continuous aerial effects from one product, one position, one ignition.

For displays across Scotland where setup time is limited, display space may be constrained, or the event calls for maximum impact without the complexity of a multi-product shoot, Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks removes the need to coordinate multiple cakes firing in sequence. The compound format handles that internally.

Explore the full range at the Scottish Fireworks shop, or find products suited to your event by browsing by occasion.

Questions and Answers

What does compound mean on Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks?

Compound means Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks consists of multiple linked cake units that fire in sequence from a single ignition point. Rather than lighting several individual cakes yourself, you light once and the compound structure fires its full 200-shot, 115-second programme automatically. The different tube sizes within that compound format produce the layered aerial effects.

Is Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks safe for garden use in Scotland?

Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks is F2 category, which means it can be used by members of the public on private land — but with 1,454.3g NEC and 200 shots across nearly two minutes, it requires a generous outdoor space. A small residential garden is unlikely to provide the clearance this firework demands. Always observe the minimum safety distances printed on the product label, and check that no overhead obstructions are present before firing.

How does 1,454.3g NEC compare to other fireworks?

NEC — Net Explosive Content — is the total weight of explosive composition in a firework, and it is the most reliable indicator of aerial performance. 1,454.3g places Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks among the highest-NEC products available to consumers in the UK. To put it in context, many high-performance single cake fireworks carry 600–800g NEC. Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks carries almost twice that.

Does Scottish Fireworks deliver Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks to all of Scotland?

Yes. Scottish Fireworks delivers Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks across Scotland and mainland UK, in compliance with UK regulations for pyrotechnics transport. Order online via scottishfireworks.co.uk.

More Fireworks for Scotland and Mainland UK

Scottish Fireworks stocks the full Encrypted Fireworks range with delivery across Scotland and mainland UK. Visit the Scottish Fireworks shop to browse the complete catalogue, or explore by occasion to match products to your event.

Safety Information

• Network Overload By Encrypted Fireworks is F2 category — use on private outdoor land with sufficient clear space and no overhead obstructions
• 1,454.3g NEC requires strict observation of all minimum safety distances printed on the product label
• As a compound cake, the product will fire continuously for 115 seconds once ignited — ensure your audience is at a safe distance before lighting
• Place on a firm, flat surface and secure with sandbags or bricks before ignition
• Light the fuse at arm’s length using a long-reach lighter and retire immediately
• Do not return to a misfired firework — wait a minimum of five minutes, then soak in water
• Keep children and animals well back from the firing area at all times
• Observe UK fireworks curfew hours applicable in your area
• Store in a cool, dry location away from ignition sources prior to use