Hurricane backup power for storm season and extended outages.
Prepare before severe weather arrives with clean, portable backup power for phones, radios, lights, fans, routers, medical essentials, refrigeration support, and emergency recharging when the grid goes down.
A safer storm plan has three distinct phases.
Backup power supports a hurricane plan; it never replaces evacuation orders, local alerts, emergency supplies, or safe shelter.
Decide what receives power before the outage begins.
Start with communication, health, lighting, and food protection. Add comfort and larger household systems only after the critical loads are covered.
Priority order is household-specific. Medical equipment, mobility needs, temperature sensitivity, and evacuation plans can change what should be powered first.
Capacity tells you how long. Output tells you what can run.
List each device, its running watts, startup surge, and required hours. Then include a practical reserve for conversion loss, cycling loads, weather, and changing conditions.
Four practical starting points for different backup plans.
These recommendations step from core essentials to high-capacity whole-home planning. Use the Power Planner to confirm the right tier for your household.
Recommendations are starting points, not runtime guarantees. Confirm every device’s running watts, startup surge, plug requirements, operating environment, and target runtime before ordering.
Ask for sizing helpPlan the recharge before you need the battery.
A compatible solar kit can extend your options after the storm has passed. Match panel voltage, current, connector, and total input to the exact power station—then deploy only when outdoor conditions are safe.
Useful tools, not filler.
Keep learning with official preparedness guidance and practical Grid Getaway tools for sizing and comparison.
Not sure which tier fits? Send us your load list.
Tell us what you need to power, its wattage, and your target runtime. We can help you narrow the capacity, output, solar input, and expansion options before you order.
Hurricane backup power questions.
Use these answers as planning guidance, then confirm the ratings and instructions for your exact appliances and backup system.
Build the power plan while there is still time to test it.
Choose your critical loads, estimate runtime, charge and test the system, organize the correct cables, and keep every product manual with your emergency supplies.