As the demand for precise and safe pyrotechnic effects surges in entertainment, aerospace, and military fields, programmable pyrotechnic systems have become the core of modern pyrotechnic applications. Tsunami, a leading waterproof plastic case manufacturer, recently launched a series of programmable pyrotechnic system carry cases tailored for these high-precision devices, providing reliable protection for their transportation and storage.

Currently, the mainstream programmable pyrotechnic systems mainly include three types. The first is the digital circuit-based fireworks igniter, represented by models like the Global HQ-100. Equipped with advanced CPU programming, it supports precise setting of ignition time, sequence, and effect modes (single shot, synchronization, or rapid fire), ensuring perfect coordination between pyrotechnic effects and music or performances in large-scale galas and concerts. The second type is the aerospace-grade pyrotechnic separation system, which relies on programmable pyrotechnic charges to achieve accurate separation of rocket stages or spacecraft components, requiring extremely high stability and environmental adaptability. The third is the military programmable pyrotechnic control system, used for the precise release of jamming bombs and the control of ammunition fuzes, which demands strict protection against harsh environments.