What follows activation of control power in the enable process for flame effects?

When control power is activated in the enable process for flame effects, the next step is the activation of the fuel supply along with any necessary auxiliary services. This is an essential safety and operational step to ensure that the flame effects can function correctly and safely in a controlled environment.

The activation of the fuel supply is crucial because it prepares the system to create the desired flame effects. Auxiliary services, which may include ignition systems, fans, or other mechanisms that help control the flame characteristics, must also be activated to ensure that everything operates in synchrony. This process is designed to precede ignition events safely and effectively.

Successful and safe flame effects rely on a systematic approach to power activation and fuel management, making this step critical in preventing accidents and ensuring the performance meets the safety standards outlined in the NFPA 160 standard.