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Essential Survival Kit
Entry-level emergency preparedness equipment for British households.
£119.00
2-person configuration · Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
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- Sizes for 2, 4 or 6Kits sized for 2, 4 or 6 people
- Proposed equipmentProposed equipment for review
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Three ranges. One calm plan.
Explore proposed lighting, emergency warmth, power and first aid — sized to your household.
Coming soon
Family Survival Kit
A more comprehensive emergency equipment package for households.
£249.00
4-person configuration · Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Coming soon
Extended Survival Kit
Our most comprehensive household emergency equipment package.
£399.00
4-person configuration · Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Choosing a kit
Choosing the right kit for your household
Compare the proposed equipment packages, then explore a 2-, 4- or 6-person configuration. Every range is coming soon.
Essential Survival Kit
Entry-level emergency preparedness equipment for British households.
- 2 people
- £119.00
- 4 people
- £159.00
- 6 people
- £199.00
Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Proposed sizes: 2, 4 or 6 people
- Individual handheld lighting and emergency warmth
- Small first aid kit and carry pouch
- One proposed USB power bank for 2 people
Family Survival Kit
A more comprehensive emergency equipment package for households.
- 2 people
- £189.00
- 4 people
- £249.00
- 6 people
- £309.00
Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Proposed sizes: 2, 4 or 6 people
- Individual handheld lighting and emergency warmth
- Medium first aid kit and empty 10-litre water containers
- Two proposed USB power banks for 4 people
Extended Survival Kit
Our most comprehensive household emergency equipment package.
- 2 people
- £329.00
- 4 people
- £399.00
- 6 people
- £469.00
Provisional retail price, inclusive of VAT where applicable.
Proposed sizes: 2, 4 or 6 people
- Additional lanterns, head torches and hand warmers
- Empty 20-litre water containers and heavy-duty storage
- Three proposed USB power banks for 4 people
Equipment highlights use the proposed reference configurations, not equal household sizes. Prices are shown for each household size. No kit guarantees a duration of self-sufficiency.
Choose for the people in your household and plan separately for pets, visitors, food, drinking water and medication. If you rely on powered medical equipment, discuss an emergency backup plan with your healthcare provider; a larger kit is not a substitute.
Why prepare
Why prepare for a blackout?
Being prepared isn't about fear. It's about knowing your household can stay safe, warm and calm while things get back to normal.
Power cuts happen
Winter storms, flooding and faults on the network can leave homes without electricity — sometimes for hours, occasionally for days.
Everyday systems stop
No power can mean no heating, lighting, cooking, fridge or freezer. Card payments, lifts and some water supplies may be affected too.
Staying informed gets harder
Mobile signal and broadband can drop out. A battery or wind-up radio keeps you connected to local updates.
Help may be stretched
In a wide-scale disruption, services prioritise the most vulnerable. UK Government guidance encourages every household to plan ahead.
Preparedness guide
The first 72 hours
Plan for the first three days of disruption with equipment, food, drinking water and personal medication. Our proposed kits are not a complete 72-hour supply.
- 010–1 hour
Light and safety
- Use torches, not candles, wherever possible
- Check whether neighbours are affected — call 105 to report a power cut
- Switch off and unplug appliances that could surge when power returns
- 021–12 hours
Information and warmth
- Turn on a battery or wind-up radio for local updates
- Keep fridge and freezer doors closed to hold the cold
- Gather everyone into one room and layer up
- 0312–24 hours
Water and food
- Store sufficient drinking water separately; needs vary with health, activity and temperature
- Keep food that is safe to eat without cooking; discard perishables if safe storage temperatures cannot be maintained
- Never use a camping stove or BBQ indoors
- 0424–72 hours
Sustain and stay connected
- Keep checking official updates on your radio
- Use charged power banks sparingly; capacity and compatibility vary
- Review supplies each morning and adjust
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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