What kind of home do you need to protect?
Select your living space so we can size a realistic, budget-friendly setup.
Single Family Home
Standard 3–4 bedroom house with private electrical panel and kitchen.
Townhouse or Duplex
Multi-level home with shared walls requiring quiet, compact backup power.
Apartment or Condo
Indoor living space where gas generators are strictly prohibited by law.
Rural Home or Cabin
Property with a well pump or deep freezer requiring heavy-duty power.
What MUST stay on when the power cuts out?
Tap everything you want to keep running. (Options are unchecked by default—choose what applies to your family)
Kitchen Refrigerator
Keeps milk, meat, insulin, and groceries safe.
Deep Chest Freezer
Protects $500+ of bulk frozen foods from thawing.
Medical Equipment (CPAP / Oxygen)
Life-essential breathing gear that cannot shut off.
Wi-Fi & Phone Chargers
Emergency 911 calls, weather radar, and family updates.
Living Room & Hallway Lights
Bright, safe LED light without dangerous open candles.
Basement Sump Pump
Stops basement flooding during torrential downpours.
Well Water Pump (1/2 HP)
Keeps water running in your sinks and toilets off-grid.
Coffee Maker / Electric Kettle
Boils safe drinking water and prepares hot survival food.
Laptop & Emergency Radio
Keeps essential work laptops and rechargeable gear powered.
Box Fan / Cooling Airflow
Maintains airflow and prevents heatstroke in summer outages.
Emergency TV & News Monitor
Follow local emergency broadcast news and storm tracks.
Aquarium Filter & Bubbler
Keeps pet fish and aquatic habitats oxygenated.
How long do you want backup power to last?
Select your target safety window. Most typical neighborhood outages last 24 to 72 hours.
24 Hours
Quick overnight storm protection for essential loads.
48 Hours (Recommended)
Survives severe ice storms, blizzards, and transformer failures.
72+ Hours
Maximum off-grid resilience during major regional disasters.
Building Your Custom Power Plan...
Measuring household motor surge requirements...
Toggle any item on or off. Watch how running draw, motor surge spikes, and total energy requirements adapt in real time:
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The 20-Foot Rule: Always operate your generator at least 20 feet away from all windows, doors, and soffit vents with exhaust aimed downwind.
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Never Run Inside Garages: Even with garage doors wide open, deadly carbon monoxide gas pools rapidly and seeps into living quarters through drywall within 15 minutes.
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Battery CO Detectors: Install battery-operated carbon monoxide alarms on every floor of your home outside sleeping areas.
Emergency hardware verified to safely handle your selected appliances and survive a multi-day grid blackout:
Don't Want to Spend $640+ on a Gas Generator?
Commercial gas generators guzzle noisy fuel, produce lethal carbon monoxide, and cost $640–$800+ upfront. Electrical researcher Gary reveals Nikola Tesla's forgotten $108 continuous bifilar generator blueprint built with simple hardware store parts that produces continuous electricity without relying on gas, oil, or solar.
Watch Gary's Video Presentation ($39) ➔Emergency Outage Playbook & Readiness Guide
Follow these battle-tested protocols to keep your family warm, safe, and fed without wasting expensive fuel.
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Keep fridge and freezer doors sealed shut. An unopened refrigerator stays food-safe for 4 hours; a deep freezer stays frozen for 48 hours.
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Fill your bathtub bladder immediately. City municipal water pumps stop pumping within hours. Fill your waterBOB with 100 gallons of drinking water while tap pressure lasts.
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Flip off your home's main 200A breaker. When utility crews restore the grid, high-voltage transformer spikes can fry delicate electronics plugged into wall outlets.
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Never run your generator 24 hours non-stop. Run it for 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours before dark. This cools your food back down to ice-cold and cuts fuel consumption by 75%.
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Use heavy-duty 10-gauge extension cords. Run your 10/3 cord from outside through a cracked window (stuffed with a towel) directly to your fridge and charging hub.
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Top off all phones, flashlights, and power banks. During the 2-hour morning generator window, recharge all auxiliary battery packs to 100%.
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Shut off outdoor generators before sleeping. Prevents neighborhood noise, eliminates generator theft risk, and completely removes carbon monoxide danger.
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Switch to 360° battery LED lanterns. Place Lepro lanterns in central hallways and bedrooms. Never use open-flame candles which cause over 15,000 house fires yearly.
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Medical equipment protection: If using a CPAP, run it silently through the night on your dedicated backup battery or quiet indoor power station.
The $108 Hardware Store Generator That Produces Continuous Free Electricity
Why spend $640+ on a noisy commercial gas generator and fight over limited fuel supplies when you can build Nikola Tesla’s forgotten fuel-less generator from ordinary hardware store parts?
- • $639.99+ upfront cost
- • $45–$60/day in gasoline
- • 82dB deafening engine noise
- • Lethal carbon monoxide fumes
- • ~$108 hardware store parts
- • $0.00 fuel cost forever
- • 100% whisper-silent operation
- • Zero fumes (safe for indoors)
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Zero Fuel or Solar Dependency: Generates continuous electricity 24 hours a day through heavy blizzards, freezing ice storms, and total grid collapse.
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Beginner-Friendly 3-Hour Assembly: Easy step-by-step blueprints designed for non-technical homeowners—no electrical background required.
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100% Safe For Indoors & Apartments: Produces zero carbon monoxide, zero toxic fumes, and runs completely silent right beside your bed.