Steps to Surviving an NV Energy Power Outage or Natural Disaster
Having the basics on hand makes all the difference when electricity is no longer in the equation. Learn what essentials should be in your 72-hour kit and what role photovoltaics play in the equation.
Emergency Preparedness Basics: 72-Hour Kits
When the power goes out, it is typically only for a couple of hours. There are instances, however, when outages can last much longer. Acquiring the essentials before an emergency will increase your Reno home’s preparedness level.
How Much Water you Absolutely Need
You will want to make sure that you have at least 1 gallon of water per person per day for three days. This water supply is for drinking and possibly sanitation.
Food in an Emergency
Ensuring you have 3 days of non-perishable food for each person is also advisable. Canned food that doesn’t need heat is your safest bet, but dried meals are a more cost-effective option in terms of shelf life and viability. Having a manual can opener for your non-perishable food is also important.
First Aid Items
Although it may seem like common knowledge having a basic First Aid Kit on hand is a must have. You can easily get a good First Aid Kit at your local supermarket.
Essential Electronics-powering Tools
If you are experiencing an outage there are some essential electronics that will make your life bearable. These include flashlights, battery banks, a hand crank radio and a cell phone with a charger. You will want to stock up on batteries; It doesn’t help to have a flashlight or phone if your batteries don’t work.
How to use Solar Backup in a Nevada Emergency
The Convenience of Battery Backup
Battery Backup is a Must-Have
Although we think of power as a comfort in the modern age it has become life-sustaining for some. Not having oxygen due to a power outage should never be an issue.
If you are prepared with one of Go Solar Group’s solar backup options lives won’t hang in the balance during an outage. Go Solar Group provides a variety of choices so every home can be prepared.
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