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Home Essentials Blackout Kit

Put light, local broadcasts and the supplies you reach for first in one place.

The Essentials Kit adds hands-free light, two thermal blankets, a 10 L water container and first-aid supplies to the lantern, radio and phone reserve.

€179.90

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Home Essentials Blackout Kit set out on a wooden table, with a lantern, radio, USB power bank, headlamp, two thermal blankets, water canister and first aid kit
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  • Hands-free light
  • AM/FM radio
  • Household supplies

  • Keep a room lit

    Set the lantern where you gather and wear the headlamp when you need both hands.

  • Listen for updates

    Tune the Denver radio to an AM or FM station you can receive at home.

  • Save a spare charge

    Keep your compatible phone cable beside the 20,000 mAh power bank.

  • Find supplies quickly

    Keep two thermal blankets, first aid and the collapsible water container within reach.

Field views

Set up for the first hour.

Home Essentials Blackout Kit set out on a wooden table, with a lantern, radio, USB power bank, headlamp, two thermal blankets, water canister and first aid kit The Essentials Kit Close-up of the hand-crank radio and headlamp from the Home Essentials Blackout Kit Light the room and the way Home Essentials Blackout Kit – A Radio. A Spare Charge.: 1 × Denver SCR-2005 emergency radio, 1 × UGREEN PB312 20,000 mAh power bank Listen and keep a charge Home Essentials Blackout Kit – Warmth And First Aid.: 2 × Mil-Tec emergency thermal blanket, 1 × Vera First Aid Kit Red Keep supplies together
Hands-free light
AM/FM radio

The first hour

Know what to reach for when the lights go out.

Give the household one place to find light, a radio and the supplies you might need while you work out what’s happening.

  • You’re clearing the hallway

    Leave the lantern on the table. Wear the headlamp to move things with both hands free.

  • You want to hear a local update

    Keep the frequencies you can receive on paper beside the AM/FM radio.

  • Someone asks for a blanket

    Keep both thermal blankets beside the first-aid kit so everyone knows where to look.

The details

See how it works

Close-up of the hand-crank radio and headlamp from the Home Essentials Blackout Kit
01 / Light

Product walkthrough

Leave the lantern on the table.

Set the Quechua BL200 where people gather. Wear the Silva Seek 320 when you need light pointed at what you’re doing.

Home Essentials Blackout Kit – A Radio. A Spare Charge.: 1 × Denver SCR-2005 emergency radio, 1 × UGREEN PB312 20,000 mAh power bank
02 / Radio and phone power

Product walkthrough

Listen with the radio. Keep the phone for calls.

Check your usual AM/FM stations on the Denver SCR-2005. Keep the UGREEN PB312 charged and store it with the cable that fits your phone.

Home Essentials Blackout Kit – Warmth And First Aid.: 2 × Mil-Tec emergency thermal blanket, 1 × Vera First Aid Kit Red
03 / Household supplies

Product walkthrough

Keep the smaller items in sight.

Store the first-aid kit and two thermal blankets where you can reach them. The 10 L canister folds down for storage and ships empty.

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Home Essentials Blackout Kit set out on a wooden table, with a lantern, radio, USB power bank, headlamp, two thermal blankets, water canister and first aid kit

At a glance

One spot for the things you need first.

Light
A rechargeable room lantern and one hands-free headlamp.
Radio and phone power
An AM/FM receiver and a 20,000 mAh USB power bank.
Supplies
A 10 L canister, two thermal blankets and one first-aid kit.

Kit inventory

What’s inside

1 × Denver SCR-2005 emergency radio
AM/FM reception, a hand crank and a built-in LED.
1 × Quechua BL200 rechargeable lantern
Room light for a shared table or gathering space.
1 × UGREEN PB312 power bank
20,000 mAh rated capacity for compatible USB devices.
1 × Silva Seek 320 headlamp
Hands-free light for moving around and working.
2 × Mil-Tec emergency thermal blankets
Compact reflective layers.
1 × BCB collapsible 10 L water canister
Folds down when empty and ships empty.
1 × Vera First Aid Kit Red
Basic first-aid supplies kept together.

Blackout routine

Set the kit up before dark.

Pick a dry, accessible spot and show everyone where you keep the headlamp, the radio and the phone cable.

  • ChargeLantern and power bank
  • TuneLocal AM/FM stations
  • StoreLights and supplies together

Pack inventory

What comes in the kit

  • 1 ×

    Denver SCR-2005 emergency radio

    Local AM/FM broadcasts where reception is available.

  • 1 ×

    Quechua BL200 rechargeable lantern

    Diffuse light for a shared room or table.

  • 1 ×

    UGREEN PB312 20,000 mAh power bank

    USB backup power for compatible devices.

  • 1 ×

    Silva Seek 320 headlamp

    Hands-free light for moving around or checking the kit.

  • 2 ×

    Mil-Tec emergency thermal blanket

    Compact reflective backup layer.

  • 1 ×

    BCB collapsible 10 L water canister

    Empty container for storing or carrying a household water reserve.

  • 1 ×

    Vera First Aid Kit Red

    Basic first-aid supplies kept together.

The canister is supplied empty. Keep the kit where everyone can reach it.

Standby House field checklist

Try your setup before you need it.

Run through the first few minutes from the place where you keep the kit.

  1. Close-up of the hand-crank radio and headlamp from the Home Essentials Blackout Kit

    Walk to the kit

    Choose one place the people at home can find and reach.

  2. Home Essentials Blackout Kit – A Radio. A Spare Charge.: 1 × Denver SCR-2005 emergency radio, 1 × UGREEN PB312 20,000 mAh power bank

    Set the room light and tune in

    Put the lantern on the table, try the headlamp and check your local stations.

  3. Home Essentials Blackout Kit – Warmth And First Aid.: 2 × Mil-Tec emergency thermal blanket, 1 × Vera First Aid Kit Red

    Check your supplies

    Test your phone cable and add drinking water to your household plan.

Compare your options

Choose what you need within reach.

TaskStarter KitEssentials Kit
Room lightOne rechargeable lanternOne rechargeable lantern
Hands-free lightIncluded equipment is listed on the Starter pageOne Silva Seek 320 headlamp
Water storageSee the Starter kit inventoryOne collapsible 10 L canister
Warmth and first aidSee the Starter kit inventoryTwo thermal blankets and one first-aid kit
Home Essentials Blackout Kit set out on a wooden table, with a lantern, radio, USB power bank, headlamp, two thermal blankets, water canister and first aid kit

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Home Essentials Blackout Kit

Keep hands-free light and a water container beside the gear you reach for first.

€179.90

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Frequently asked questions

What comes in the Essentials Kit?

Eight items. A radio, a rechargeable lantern, a power bank, a headlamp, two thermal blankets, a 10 L canister and a first-aid kit.

Does the water canister arrive filled?

The 10 L canister ships empty. Set aside drinking water as part of your household plan.

Can I use the radio while the internet is down?

The Denver SCR-2005 receives AM/FM broadcasts from stations within reception range. Try your local stations from the room where you’ll use it.

Will the power bank charge my phone?

Use a cable that matches both the power bank’s USB port and your phone. Test the connection at home first.

Where should I store the kit?

Choose a dry, easy-to-reach place and show the household where you keep it. Put the phone cable and station list in the same spot.

Put the first-hour supplies within reach.

Find the lantern, radio, power bank and household supplies in one place.

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