THE SUPPLY DEPOT · BATTERIES AND PORTABLE POWER

Which batteries and power banks belong in an emergency kit?

40 supplies for batteries and portable power, each with why it earns its place. Keep phones, radios and lights running. Tick what you already have; your ticks stay in this browser and match the full 1,003-item checklist.

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Questions about batteries and portable power

Which battery sizes should I stock?

Check every flashlight, radio, smoke alarm and medical device you own and stock their sizes. AA and AAA cover most lights and radios; 9V is common in smoke alarms.

How long do batteries last in storage?

It depends on chemistry and brand; most packs print an expiry date. Store them in a cool, dry place, check them with a tester, and use the oldest first.

What is the difference between a power bank and a power station?

A power bank charges phones and small devices over USB. A power station holds far more energy, measured in watt-hours, and has AC outlets for laptops, fans or a fridge.

Free: printable checklists and prep spreadsheets, including a water and food calculator and a power budget. For answers with no internet: Survival LLM.

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