SPRING HILL · HURRICANE READINESS

When the grid goes dark, your plan lights up.

Tell us what must keep working. Homebase turns it into a clear equipment plan, system map, and bill of materials—without making you become a battery engineer.

Portable-firstCompatibility-awareLicensed-work boundary
HOMEBASE // RESILIENCEPLAN 001
MISSIONStay connected through the outage
01Ready4–12 hour plan
02Resilient12–72 hour plan
03ContinuityCustom runtime
POWER PATH MAPPED BOM GENERATED
The Homebase method

Buy a working system.
Not a pile of boxes.

01

Define the mission

Choose the outage length and the equipment that truly needs power.

02

See the system

We map power, connectivity, solar recharge, and professional boundaries.

03

Buy with confidence

Use one coordinated BOM, check off purchases, then bring Homebase in to install.

01 · DEFINE THE MISSION

What needs to survive the outage?

Choose the outcome. Homebase will assemble a compatible starting plan.

How long should the plan cover?
What must keep working?

Pick everything that matters. Refrigerator plans require an on-site measurement.

02 · CHOOSE YOUR POSTURE

Three levels. No mystery bundles.

The recommendation moves with your answers, but you stay in control.

03 · YOUR SYSTEM

Resilient hurricane plan

Selected load63Wplanning estimate
Battery runtime~13.8hbefore solar recharge
Equipment plan~$1,398indicative, live price varies
Bill of materials6selected line items
HOMEBASE SYSTEM MAPResilient configuration
POWER + SIGNAL
Utility gridNormal source
Portable LFP batteryBackup source
Portable solarRecharge path
ONT / modem + routerInternet depends on ISP
Essential devices2 load groups
Utility power Backup power Solar input
04 · BILL OF MATERIALS

Buy it without second-guessing every cable.

Check items off here as you add them on Amazon. Prices and sellers are confirmed there.

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Information · QTY 1

Emergency weather radio

Midland ER310

Receives NOAA weather alerts when internet and cellular service are unreliable.

Why Homebase selected it

Multiple power sources, a replaceable AA backup path, a flashlight, and NOAA alerts make it more useful than a phone-only plan.

02
Phone power · QTY 1

High-capacity USB-C power bank

Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K)

Fast charging for phones, tablets, and USB-C laptops without running a larger battery.

Why Homebase selected it

The 24,000 mAh pack has two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and up to 140W output for broad device compatibility.

03
Lighting · QTY 1

Rechargeable LED lanterns

USB-C lantern, two-pack

Provides safer room lighting without candles.

Why Homebase selected it

Two lights let you cover a living area and a bathroom or bedroom while keeping power use modest.

Use battery lighting instead of candles during a power outage.

Planning estimate~$35Find exact model
04
Network power · QTY 1

Network UPS

APC BE600M1, 600VA

Bridges short interruptions and shuts networking equipment down cleanly.

Why Homebase selected it

A dedicated UPS keeps the modem or fiber ONT, router, and one small switch isolated from less important loads.

Runtime depends on the measured network load and battery condition.

Planning estimate~$85Find exact model
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Backup power · QTY 1

Portable LFP power station

EcoFlow DELTA 2, 1024Wh

Runs the selected essentials from a portable battery during a longer outage.

Why Homebase selected it

Its 1024Wh LFP battery, 1800W AC output, and up-to-500W solar input create a flexible base system without permanent wiring.

This is portable equipment—not a substitute for approved transfer equipment or licensed electrical work.

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Solar recharge · QTY 1

Portable solar panel

EcoFlow 220W bifacial portable panel

Adds a daytime recharge path when utility power remains unavailable.

Why Homebase selected it

It is sized as a practical portable companion to the DELTA 2 while staying below the power station’s solar input limit.

Solar production varies substantially with clouds, shade, heat, panel angle, and safe outdoor placement.

Planning estimate~$399Find exact model
THE SAFETY LINE

Portable kit or installed system?

Homebase can design, document, configure, and test the technology. Transfer equipment, home batteries, solar circuits, and generator connections require the appropriate licensed contractor and permits. We coordinate the handoff instead of guessing.

Book a resilience assessment
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