Plan room by room
Keep dependable light near the kitchen, living area, and other spaces your family uses during an outage.
Hurricane preparedness starts before the forecast
The Power Is Still On. Is Your Home Ready?
Prepare before the forecast changes with dependable emergency lighting ready for the moment you need it.
- Clean burning
- Long-lasting light
- Reusable options
Prepare with purpose
Light you can count on during an outage
Flashlights are essential, but batteries run down and charging options can disappear. A safe, planned supply of lamp oil and reusable candles gives your household another reliable source of light when the grid is unavailable.
Store fuel ahead
A ready fuel supply means less last-minute searching when storm warnings and local demand increase.
Choose reusable light
Refillable candles and lamps can serve through one outage and be ready again for the next.
Preparedness made simpler
Choose your hurricane lighting kit
Select the coverage that fits your household. Your kit is added to the cart together, where you can review quantities before checkout.
Starter Kit
1 Room
Essential hurricane emergency lighting for one room, with clean-burning lamp oil and reusable candlelight for up to 96 hours of dependable power-outage illumination.
Essentials Kit
2 Rooms
Expand your hurricane preparedness across two rooms with reliable emergency lighting and enough clean-burning lamp fuel for up to 96 hours of extended outage coverage.
Premium Kit
4 Rooms
Prepare your home for prolonged hurricane power outages with emergency lighting for up to four rooms and enough clean-burning lamp fuel for up to 192 hours of dependable illumination.
Before hurricane season
Your essential power-outage checklist
Build your plan early, verify it before each storm, and keep supplies together where everyone in your household can find them.
- Emergency lightingFlashlights, reusable candles, lamps, and backup batteries
- Fuel and powerProperly stored lamp oil, power banks, and charging cables
- Food and waterDrinking water and shelf-stable food for each household member
- Safety and communicationFirst-aid supplies, weather radio, contacts, and evacuation details
Use flame responsibly
Prepared lighting is safe lighting
Always follow the instructions provided with your lamp or candle. Use an appropriate wick and fuel, keep open flames on stable heat-resistant surfaces, maintain clearance from combustible materials, and never leave a flame unattended or within reach of children or pets.
Do not wait for the next storm warning.
Prepare your emergency lighting supplies now and check one more essential off your hurricane-season list.
Choose a preparedness kit
