Monster 2000
Massive 360-degree area light with full dimming and up to 31 hours of runtime.
2,000 lm · 31 hr · Dual 360
$ 29.99
$ 39.99
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Home Readiness
Ready for the night the power goes out.
A blackout is not the time to go hunting for a flashlight with a dead battery. Build a layer of dependable light into your home now, so the dark is never a surprise. Put serious light where life happens: by the bed, in the kitchen, near the breaker box, and in the emergency bin.
Trusted & Proven
Lab-Verified Lumens
Aircraft-Grade Aluminum
Water-Resistant
USA-Designed & Supported
★ 4.9 / 5 Owner Rating
Most homes start here.
Recommended
Sentinel 2000
Two thousand lumens, a long-reaching beam, a defensive strobe, and a rechargeable aircraft-aluminum body. The Sentinel 2000 is the light to keep by the door, in the truck, and in the storm kit when you need serious output right now.
2,000 lm10.5 in5 modesRechargeable
$ 99.99
$ 149.99
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Sentinel 2000
The flagship protection flashlight for the moments weak light puts you at risk.
2,000 lm · 10.5 in · 5 modes
$ 99.99
$ 149.99
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Internova Rechargeable Headlamp
Rechargeable headlamp with spotlight, flood light, red strobe, and IPX7 protection.
350 lm · Spot + flood · Rechargeable
$ 13.99
$ 22.99
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Supernova Ultra Bright Lantern
Compact lantern power for rooms, shelters, campsites, and storm kits.
300/500 lm · 3 modes · 3 D
From $ 19.99
$ 29.99
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Internova 1000
Bright when you need the room lit. Dimmable when you need the night to stay quiet.
1,000 lm · 360 degree · 5 hr
$ 25.99
$ 39.99
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Guardian LTE
Compact tactical light with zoom focus, five modes, and dual-power flexibility.
500 lm · 5 modes · AAA/18650
$ 29.99
$ 49.99
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How To Choose
How to light a home for an outage
You do not need a dozen lights. You need the right few, in the right places, already charged.
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A serious light by the door
Keep one high-output flashlight within reach of your main entrance. It is the light you grab first when the power drops.
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An area light for the main room
A lantern lights a whole room hands-free, so the kitchen or living room stays usable while the grid is down.
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A compact light in every vehicle
A pocket-sized light in each glovebox covers roadside trouble and gets the family home in the dark.
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Power that is ready, not dead
Rechargeable cells that hold a charge for months mean the light works the moment you reach for it.
Common Questions
Good to know.
Most homes are covered by three: a high-output flashlight by the main door, an area lantern for the room you live in, and a compact light in each vehicle. Add one more flashlight per floor if your home is large.
Both, for different jobs. A flashlight throws a focused beam where you point it, which is what you want for moving through the house or heading outside. A lantern spreads soft light across a whole room and stands on its own, which is what you want for staying put.
Intervine lights use rechargeable cells that hold a charge for months on standby. Top them off a few times a year and they are ready whenever the power is not.
Each light is sold on its own, so you can match exactly what your home needs. A common setup is the Sentinel by the door, a Monster lantern for the main room, and a Guardian in each vehicle. Start with one and add over time.
Recharge from a car USB port, a power bank, or a solar charger. Because every light runs on standard rechargeable cells, you are not stuck waiting on hard-to-find disposable batteries.
Build Your Readiness
Cover the whole house
One bright light by the door, a lantern for the main room, a compact light in every vehicle. Start with any of the three and build from there.
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