The Pentagon plans for 90 days without the grid
U.S. bases must be able to run essential operations without civilian power, water or fuel. “Power is combat now.”
Source: Fox News
Emergency power
Your phone is your lifeline. Don't let it die when the grid does.
Your phone holds your contacts, your maps, your bank and your emergency alerts — and it lasts about a day on its own. When the power goes out for days, a charged phone is the difference between reaching your family and not knowing where they are. This rugged power bank charges your phone about twice — by cable or wirelessly — recharges in the sun, and lights up the dark.
What's happening right now
Why families are getting ready
U.S. strikes Iran's Qeshm Island
The war that began in February keeps the Strait of Hormuz in crisis. Tehran warns any renewed war would be “longer and bigger.”
Source: Al Jazeera, Fox News
The U.K. tells families: “Be Ready”
Three days of supplies at home: water, power banks, a wind-up radio and flashlights.
Source: U.K. Government
FEMA stages 300+ generators
A severe winter storm threatened power outages across several states before it even hit.
Source: FEMA
Hurricane, ice storm, cyberattack or a war far away — when the lights go out, the people with power stay connected.
Why it works
Built for the week the grid goes down
10,000 mAh battery
Close to two full charges for most smartphones.
Wireless charging
Lay your phone on the pad — no cable needed.
20W fast charging
USB-C in and out, plus USB-A: charge more than one device at a time.
Built-in solar panel
Tops itself up in the sun when there's no outlet anywhere.
Dual LED flashlights
Light for walking, cooking or searching in the dark.
Rugged + compass carabiner
Splash-resistant shell with reinforced corners. Clip it to a go-bag. Under the 100 Wh airline limit.
Simple by design
How to use it
- Charge it
Charge it fully by USB-C when it arrives.
- Keep it ready
Top it up every few months so it is full the day the power goes out.
- Phone first
In an outage, charge your phone first — just lay it on the wireless pad.
- Let the sun help
If the outage lasts, leave it in direct sun every day to keep adding charge.
Hour 8
Same night. Only one phone still works.
On the left, the phone died and there's no way to reach anyone. On the right, light on the table and a phone that keeps charging.
The difference
Solar power bank vs. an ordinary one
An ordinary power bank is useless once it's empty and the grid is down.
Ours
Solar power bank
- Recharges without an outlet
- Wireless charging pad
- Two built-in flashlights
- Splash and shock resistant
- Compass carabiner for your go-bag
Ordinary power bank
- Needs an outlet
- Cable only
- No light
- Fragile shell
- Nothing to clip
Plan ahead
One for every phone in the house
1 per person
A blackout rarely finds the whole family in the same room. Every phone needs its own backup.
1 in every car
Evacuations and long drives can leave you hours from an outlet.
1 for the people you love
Parents or grandparents who live alone are the most exposed. The 5-pack covers them too.
The honest way to use solar
A small solar panel is your backup, not your main charger. Charge it by USB first and keep it full. Then, if the outage lasts, the sun keeps adding charge every day while there's no outlet in sight.
Questions
Everything you need to know
How many times can it charge my phone?
Close to two full charges for a standard iPhone or Galaxy, about 1.5 for big phones like a Pro Max or Ultra. Every power bank loses some energy when it charges, so a 10,000 mAh battery gives your phone roughly 6,000 mAh. We'd rather tell you that than print a bigger number.
How fast does it charge my phone?
Through USB-C at 20W, about as fast as a standard wall charger. Wireless is slower — best overnight or when you're not in a hurry.
Can it charge more than one device at once?
Yes: the USB-C port, the USB-A port and the wireless pad. The power is shared, so each device charges a little slower.
Will wireless work with my phone?
Yes if your phone has Qi wireless charging: iPhone 8 and newer, and most recent Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel phones. A thick case, a metal ring or a magnet can block it — take the case off if it doesn't start.
How long does the sun take?
Honestly: days, not hours. The panel is small, so a sunny day adds a partial charge. Charge it by USB-C first, then let the sun keep it going during a long outage.
Can I take it on a plane?
Yes, in your carry-on. 10,000 mAh is about 37 Wh, well under the 100 Wh airline limit. Power banks are never allowed in checked bags.
Is it waterproof?
It's splash-resistant: rain and splashes are fine. Don't drop it in water or leave it in a puddle.
Does it lose charge in a drawer?
A little, slowly, like every battery. Top it up every 3 months so it's full the day the power goes out.
What if it doesn't work?
Contact us within 7 days of delivery and we'll replace it or refund you.
Don't wait for the next crisis
Be ready before you need it
Order today and be ready before the next emergency.
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