Talbot Torro TT LOT. TECH 450 white slow - pack of 6 flares

Talbot Torro TT LOT. TECH 450 white slow is a pack of six pyrotechnic flares designed to provide long-duration white illumination for signaling, stage and film effects, training exercises and emergency situations. Each flare burns slowly to deliver steady, visible white light suitable for controlled visual effects and extended signaling needs. The product is intended for professional and regulated uses where predictable burn time and consistent light output are required.

Advantages

These slow-burning white flares offer a consistent and prolonged light source that is easy to deploy and produces minimal smoke compared to rapid-burning alternatives. Supplied as a pack of six, they allow multiple signals or staggered activations for extended operations. The design emphasizes predictable burn behavior and visibility in low-light conditions, supporting both visual signaling and cinematic lighting effects.

Suitable for

• Emergency signaling and roadside assistance
• Film, television and stage lighting effects
• Search-and-rescue training and drills
• Outdoor events and controlled pyrotechnic demonstrations
• Military or civil defense exercises requiring visible, long-duration light

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: six flares
• Flare color: white
• Burn type: slow-burning for extended illumination
• Light output: visible white illumination suitable for signaling and effects
• Typical applications: signaling, visual effects, training exercises

How to use

Use the flares according to applicable safety regulations and local law. Prepare a clear, non-flammable area for ignition and keep a safe distance from spectators and combustible materials. Remove one flare from the pack, follow the manufacturer’s ignition instructions printed on the product, ignite the designated fuse or ignition point, and place the active flare on a stable, heat-resistant surface or in a suitable holder. Monitor the burning flare until it extinguishes completely. Dispose of spent casings and residues in accordance with local waste regulations.

Usage recommendations

Store the flares in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. Ensure users wear appropriate protective equipment and that all deployments are planned with regard to weather, wind direction and local safety rules. For film or stage use, coordinate with safety personnel and provide clear communication to cast and crew before ignition.