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Emergency preparedness

Disaster preparedness lights

Fenix disaster-preparedness lights — lanterns, power-bank lights, and high-output beams to keep a household ready for an outage or emergency. Stocked in Canada with full warranty and same-day shipping from Mississauga.

23 products
21,000 max lumens
1,130 m max beam
$45 starting at

Ready before you need it

Preparedness is about having light charged and findable before the power drops or the weather turns. A practical household kit mixes room lighting, a way to charge a phone, and a high-output light to signal or search — drawn from the search-and-rescue and lantern ranges.

Room light and phone power

A rechargeable lantern lights a whole room far more comfortably than a flashlight on its end, and many double as a power bank to keep a phone alive when the grid is down. Keep one per main living area, charged and easy to find in the dark.

Reach and signalling

Round out the kit with a high-output light for searching or signalling — see why a search-and-rescue light belongs in a kit — and keep a light in the vehicle too, per why a vehicle flashlight matters.

Frequently asked questions

What lights should go in an emergency kit?

A practical kit has three things: a rechargeable lantern for room light during an outage, a light that can charge a phone, and a high-output flashlight for searching or signalling. Keep a light in each main living area and one in the vehicle.

Is a lantern better than a flashlight for an outage?

For lighting a room, yes — a lantern spreads soft light across a space and stands on its own, while a flashlight is better for a focused beam. Most households want both: a lantern per room plus a flashlight for tasks.

How do I keep emergency lights ready?

Store them charged, in a known place you can reach in the dark, and top up rechargeable cells every few months. Models that also accept primary cells are useful for long-storage backup that holds charge for years.