LMD Disaster Survival Kits
Family Blackout Kit, Backpack
Family Blackout Kit, Backpack
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Be prepared for blackouts and emergencies at home or on the road. This complete 4-person blackout and emergency kit delivers reliable lighting, communication, warmth, and first aid—securely organized in a durable, multi-pocket hiker's backpack. Hand-assembled in the USA.
Why This Kit
- Comprehensive coverage for power outages: light, communication, shelter/warmth, and first aid
- Easy to grab-and-go: all items packed in a Multi-Pocket Hikers Backpack
- Organized and protected: individual components sealed in waterproof bags
- No-battery lighting backups: hand-rechargeable flashlights never need batteries
- Trusted guidance: designed using emergency preparedness best practices
- Fast shipping to the United States and Canada
What's Included
Light and Communications
For power outages, car trouble, or emergencies where staying informed and visible matters.
- 1 AM/FM radio with batteries
- 1 emergency lantern
- 2 hand rechargeable flashlights (never needs batteries)
- 1 box of waterproof matches
- 2 emergency candles
- 2 emergency bright sticks
Shelter and Warmth
Protection from wind, sun, rain, and cold conditions.
- 4 body warmers
- 4 emergency survival sleeping bags
First Aid
Treat minor injuries and help protect against more serious health threats.
- 1 deluxe first aid kit containing:
- 30 adhesive bandages (1 ¾" x 3/8")
- 35 adhesive bandages (3" x ¾")
- 15 alcohol pads
- 10 cotton tip applicators
- 1 elastic bandage (2")
- 4 finger splints
- 1 first aid guide
- 2 gauze pads (2" x 2")
- 2 gauze pads (3" x 3")
- 2 gauze pads (4" x 4")
- 1 instant cold pack
- 1 reusable case
- 1 roll of gauze (2")
- 1 roll of tape
- 1 tweezers
Other Essentials
- 1 deck of Survival Playing Cards (52 cards with illustrated survival skills) to educate and entertain during emergencies
Quality and Preparedness Standards
- Hand-assembled in the USA
- Designed using advice from emergency preparedness experts
- Follows guidelines from government agencies and non-profit preparedness organizations
Who This Kit Is For
- Families and households (up to 4 people) preparing for black outs and storms
- Apartment dwellers and homeowners who want a ready-to-go blackout kit
- Drivers and travelers seeking dependable emergency lighting and first aid
How to Use During a Blackout
- Place the lantern in a central room for area lighting
- Use hand-rechargeable flashlights for room-to-room movement
- Tune the AM/FM radio for local updates
- Use bright sticks for safe, flameless light; if using candles, keep them on stable, heat-safe surfaces away from children and never leave unattended
- Stay warm with survival sleeping bags and body warmers
- Treat minor injuries with the included first aid kit
What Fits Where
Multi-Pocket Hikers Backpack: dedicated sections for Light & Radio, First Aid, Warmth, and Miscellaneous to speed access when seconds matter.
Shipping and Support
- Fast shipping to the U.S. and Canada
- Responsive customer support from preparedness specialists
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many people is this family black out kit designed for?
A: Up to four people, based on the included emergency sleeping bags and body warmers.
Q: Do I need to buy extra batteries?
A: The radio includes batteries, and the flashlights are hand-rechargeable so they do not require replacement batteries. You may choose to keep spare batteries for the radio as a backup.
Q: Is everything water-resistant?
A: Individual components are placed in waterproof bags and neatly organized in the backpack for added protection.
Q: Can I use this as a car emergency kit?
A: Yes. The lighting, communication, warmth, and first aid supplies make it a strong option for vehicles and road trips.
Q: Is it compliant with preparedness guidelines?
A: The kit was designed using advice from experts in the emergency preparedness industry and follows guidelines from government agencies and non-profit organizations.
Q: Do you ship to Canada?
A: Yes. We ship to the U.S. and Canada. Duties or taxes may apply per local regulations.
Safety Notes
- Never leave candles unattended or near flammable materials
- Keep matches and sharp items out of children's reach
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