LED camping lantern
Lights a whole room, so the household can stay together safely without candles.
What to look for
- Battery or rechargeable, not gas, for indoor use
- Look for several brightness levels
- Collapsible lanterns pack small
Why it’s in the kit
This is our recommendation. It supports the official GOV.UK advice but isn’t named in it.
Part of our light & power range.
Guides that mention this
Power Cut Checklist UK: How to Prepare
What GOV.UK advises for power cuts: torches not candles, a radio, cash, 3 days of water and food, and the 105 number.
Power Cut With a Baby or Pets: UK Guide
How to cope with a power cut with a baby or pets: safe formula feeding, keeping little ones warm, and what animals need, based on GOV.UK advice.
Emergency Kit for Elderly Parents: UK Checklist
How to help elderly parents prepare for power cuts, storms and cold snaps: medication, telecare, the Priority Services Register and a simple kit.
Storm Preparation Checklist UK
What to do before, during and after a storm in the UK, based on GOV.UK advice: secure your home, charge devices, and stay safe from power lines.
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Spare batteries (AA and AAA)
GOV.UK names spare batteries for your torch and radio. Long-life alkaline batteries keep for up to 10 years.
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Power bank
A charged power bank is on the official checklist, for phones and compatible medical devices.
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