Having the right emergency power supplies can mean the difference between surviving a natural disaster and not. For instance, California's largest wildfire of the year is still happening, and many people had to evacuate. 

In our day-to-day lives, it’s easy to take electricity for granted. You wake up, brew a pot of coffee and open your refrigerator to retrieve the cream. You might go all day–even all week–without thinking about the grid used to power your appliances. Unfortunately, interruptions to our steady supply of power happen, sometimes frequently. In 2021, the average American home went without power for an average of eight hours, which is double the time from five years ago. According to the Washington Post, extreme weather is the cause of longer power outages across the country.  Plus, it’s not only natural disasters...