Emergency reserve
Power bank for an emergency kit or power cut
A power bank is a small but useful addition to an emergency kit. It keeps your phone, torch, radio or other USB accessories usable for longer.
View power banksWhy include a power bank?
During a power cut, communication matters. A charged power bank helps you stay reachable, follow updates and power small devices.
Which capacity?
For an emergency kit, 20,000 mAh is usually more logical than 10,000 mAh. You do not need to carry it every day and you get more reserve.
How should you store a power bank for emergencies?
Store the power bank dry, cool and away from direct sunlight. Recharge it periodically, for example every three to six months. Keep a reliable USB-C cable with the kit.
What else belongs with it?
Think of a charged phone, torch, USB-C cable, power bank, medication if needed, water and important information on paper. A power bank does not solve everything, but it makes an emergency kit much more practical.
Read about USB-C power banks