COLD SPARK 650W fountain spark machine throwing 9.8–16.4 ft with no open flame, and dual DMX plus AC ports for six-unit runs. The GOLDEN SPARKS X1 is a popular choice for weddings, club nights and party moments.
$199.99
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Cold Sparks, No Open Flame650W
The reveal effect without pyrotechnics, permits or a fire marshal on standby
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Adjustable Height, 9.8–16.4 ftFountain
Spark throw is set by the consumable you load, not by a fixed nozzle
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Ready In 1–3 MinutesPreheat
Short enough to preheat a bank of machines between cues, not between songs
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DMX And A Supplied RemoteDual DMX Ports
Fire it from the console, or from the handheld when there is no desk on site
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Link Up To 6 UnitsDual AC Ports
Daisy-chain power and signal down a line of machines for a full-width curtain
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Shop by use case: Halloween · Special Event · Wedding
$199.99
The X1 produces its fountain effect without burning anything. That single detail is why cold spark machines have replaced pyrotechnics for indoor reveals: you get the bright, falling spark column that audiences read as a moment, without flame, without smoke damage and without the storage and licensing that live pyro brings. The machine is rated to work from −30°C to +50°C, so it behaves the same in a cold marquee as it does on a warm stage.
Adjustable spark height runs from 9.8 to 16.4 ft (3 to 5 m), depending on the consumable loaded. That range is what makes one machine useful in two completely different rooms: load for the low setting and the fountain sits at head height for a first dance or an entrance; load for the top of the range and the sparks climb a full 16.4 ft for a headline moment. Nozzle output is a fountain style.
Preheat time is 1 to 3 minutes, which is short enough that a spark moment does not need to be built into the schedule as a separate event. Power the machine on when the act is going through a soundcheck and it is at temperature long before the cue arrives. Total draw is 650W, with heating power at ≤500W — 4.6A at 110V or 2.3A at 220V.
The interface is dual DMX ports plus dual AC ports, and the machine ships with a power cable and a remote control. On a produced show you patch it and fire it from the desk so sparks land on the same beat as the lights and the music. On an event with no console, the remote control does the job from wherever the operator is standing. Both paths are built in, so you are not choosing one at purchase.
Dual DMX ports and dual AC ports are there so machines can be daisy-chained: up to 6 units connected in series fire as one synchronised line. For a stage front, a runway or a room's perimeter, that means one power feed and one DMX run instead of six of each — which is the difference between the effect being practical and being a cable-management problem. Power input is AC 220V or 110V ±10% at 50Hz or 60Hz, with a 5A fuse on 220–240VAC and an 8A fuse on 110–130VAC.
The casing is steel, impact-resistant and high-density, which matters because a spark machine gets placed on the floor, in the wings and under risers rather than flown in a case. Net weight is 14.8 lb and the body measures 8.9 × 8.5 × 9.8 in (225 × 215 × 250 mm), so it is a one-hand carry and small enough to tuck out of sight. The $299 price covers the machine, the power cable and the remote control.
Cold sparks are the effect people remember from weddings and parties: first dances, cake reveals, club nights, small venue celebrations and concert intros.
The X1 produces its fountain effect without burning anything. That single detail is why cold spark machines have replaced pyrotechnics for indoor reveals: you get the bright, falling spark column that audiences read as a moment, without flame, without smoke damage and without the storage and licensing that live pyro brings. The machine is rated to work from −30°C to +50°C, so it behaves the same in a cold marquee as it does on a warm stage.
Adjustable spark height runs from 9.8 to 16.4 ft (3 to 5 m), depending on the consumable loaded. That range is what makes one machine useful in two completely different rooms: load for the low setting and the fountain sits at head height for a first dance or an entrance; load for the top of the range and the sparks climb a full 16.4 ft for a headline moment. Nozzle output is a fountain style.
Preheat time is 1 to 3 minutes, which is short enough that a spark moment does not need to be built into the schedule as a separate event. Power the machine on when the act is going through a soundcheck and it is at temperature long before the cue arrives. Total draw is 650W, with heating power at ≤500W — 4.6A at 110V or 2.3A at 220V.
The interface is dual DMX ports plus dual AC ports, and the machine ships with a power cable and a remote control. On a produced show you patch it and fire it from the desk so sparks land on the same beat as the lights and the music. On an event with no console, the remote control does the job from wherever the operator is standing. Both paths are built in, so you are not choosing one at purchase.
Dual DMX ports and dual AC ports are there so machines can be daisy-chained: up to 6 units connected in series fire as one synchronised line. For a stage front, a runway or a room's perimeter, that means one power feed and one DMX run instead of six of each — which is the difference between the effect being practical and being a cable-management problem. Power input is AC 220V or 110V ±10% at 50Hz or 60Hz, with a 5A fuse on 220–240VAC and an 8A fuse on 110–130VAC.
The casing is steel, impact-resistant and high-density, which matters because a spark machine gets placed on the floor, in the wings and under risers rather than flown in a case. Net weight is 14.8 lb and the body measures 8.9 × 8.5 × 9.8 in (225 × 215 × 250 mm), so it is a one-hand carry and small enough to tuck out of sight. The $299 price covers the machine, the power cable and the remote control.
Cold sparks are the effect people remember from weddings and parties: first dances, cake reveals, club nights, small venue celebrations and concert intros.
| Power | 650W |
| Power input | AC 220V / 110V ±10%, 50Hz / 60Hz |
| Heating power | ≤500W (4.6A @110V / 2.3A @220V) |
| Fuse | 5A (220–240VAC) / 8A (110–130VAC) |
| Voltage range | Works on 110V and 220V mains |
| Preheat time | 1–3 minutes |
| Spark style | Fountain |
| Adjustable spark height | 9.8–16.4 ft (3–5 m), depending on consumables |
| Interface | Dual DMX ports, dual AC ports |
| Max connection quantity | Up to 6 units |
| Remote control | Remote control included for operation without a console |
| Casing material | Steel, impact-resistant, high-density |
| Working temperature | −30°C to +50°C |
| Product size | 8.9 × 8.5 × 9.8 in (225 × 215 × 250 mm) |
| Net weight | 14.8 lb |
| Included | Power cable, Remote control |
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