
Product walkthrough
See the table with both hands free.
Set the Quechua BL200 on a level surface to light the spot where you’re reading, preparing food or checking on the people around you. Move it with you if the household shifts rooms.
Level 01 / Starter kit
Home Blackout Kit
Light the room. Hear local updates. Keep a phone charged.
When the lights go out, know where to reach. Keep a rechargeable lantern, a hand-crank AM/FM radio and a 20,000 mAh power bank together in one spot.
€109.90
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Set the lantern on the table where everyone gathers.
Tune the radio to local AM/FM stations you already know.
Give a compatible phone backup power for calls and messages.
Keep the three essentials where everyone at home can find them.
Field views
The first hour
It’s easier to make a plan while you can see what you’re doing. Set up one place at home for the three things you’re likely to reach for first.
Put room light where you can reach it on your way to the kitchen.
Keep the frequencies of the stations you can receive on paper beside the radio.
Give a compatible phone its own reserve for calls and messages.
The details

Product walkthrough
Set the Quechua BL200 on a level surface to light the spot where you’re reading, preparing food or checking on the people around you. Move it with you if the household shifts rooms.

Product walkthrough
Use the Denver SCR-2005 to tune in to an AM or FM station you already receive at home. The hand crank gives you a manual way to power the radio.

Product walkthrough
Check the charge display on the UGREEN PB312 and keep the cable that fits your phone alongside it. You’ll know which two things to reach for when the phone battery is low.

At a glance
Kit inventory
Blackout routine
Show everyone where the kit lives. Charge the lantern and power bank and try tuning in to your local radio station while the lights are still on.
Standby House field checklist
Run through your setup once, from the room where you expect to use it.

Pick one spot every adult in the household can find and reach.

Place the lantern where you’d use it and check that you can receive your chosen station indoors.

Check that your cable fits the power bank and your phone. Top up the gear after the test.
Compare your options
| Task | Using your phone | Using the kit |
|---|---|---|
| Light a table | Phone torch uses the phone battery | Separate rechargeable room lantern |
| Hear local broadcasts | Streaming needs an internet connection | AM/FM reception where stations are available |
| Keep a spare charge | Limited to the battery in the phone | Separate power bank for a compatible phone |
| Find the equipment | Locate the phone and any charging gear | Store the three items together in one place |

Price & availability
Light, local updates and backup power in one kit.
€109.90
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Included with the Starter
Your blackout backpack. Included free.
Give the radio, lantern and power bank one place to live. The olive pack is designed with a front zip pocket for cables and a grab handle you can reach in the dark.
Design preview. Final materials and capacity are subject to prototype approval.
Before you choose
The kit contains one Denver SCR-2005 hand-crank AM/FM radio, one Quechua BL200 rechargeable lantern and one UGREEN PB312 20,000 mAh power bank.
Yes. The launch offer includes a free bag with the radio, lantern and power bank.
The lantern and power bank work independently of Wi-Fi. The radio can pick up AM/FM broadcasts from stations within reception range.
Use a cable that matches a USB port on the power bank and the charging port on your phone. Test the pairing at home before you rely on it.
Each item uses power at its own rate. Runtime depends on how you use the lantern and radio, and how much charge you draw from the power bank.
Keep your compatible charging cable, a note with local AM/FM frequencies and any household contact numbers you want to have on paper.
The kit covers three jobs for a household during an outage. It provides room light, access to local broadcasts where available and USB backup power for compatible devices.