Oftentimes the power goes out because of a weather emergency or natural disasters like a hurricane or tornado. When that happens, we are more likely to be prepared for the power outage and have charged up our electronic devices to get us through the beginning hours of the blackout. Other times, power outages can catch us entirely off guard when they are the result of maintenance to the power lines, an accident involving the poles and lines, or even a more mild weather event that the news didn’t tell us to worry about. 

When this happens, it can quickly ruin a day that was supposed to be filled with work-from-home, school or homework, or even well-deserved relaxation. The next time this happens, be prepared for any outage with the HomePower ONE emergency backup battery power station. The HomePower ONE can charge and power your electronic devices for up to seven days on a single charge. 

1. Stay Connected to the Internet

The HomePower ONE can keep your WiFi connection up and running by powering your modem and router of up to 20 watts. If you keep these items powered for eight hours a day, a single charge of the HomePower ONE can last for up to two weeks! 

2. Laptops and Computers

Whether you need to charge your laptop or plug-in your desktop computer, the HomePower ONE can handle the job with up to two weeks of essential power. Keep your work-from-home responsibilities on track without missing a beat, or help the kids submit their homework online with ease. You never have to stress about missing a deadline when you have a portable power station like the HomePower ONE. 

3. Cell Phone

In the modern world that often lacks landline telephones, we rely on our cell phones to keep in communication with not only our families but the power company that needs to be notified of the power outage. No one will judge you if you admit that your cell phone is attached to your hand 24/7, but that probably means you need to periodically charge it throughout the day. If a power outage strikes unexpectedly, you may find yourself with a low battery at a crucial moment. The HomePower ONE can bring power back to your cell phone for the equivalent of 100 charges!

4. Television

A 60-watt television can be powered for as long as two weeks with help from the HomePower ONE. You can even plug in video game consoles, cable boxes, and DVD or Blu-Ray players to maximize the entertainment and take your mind off the blackout! (For the full movie theater experience, the HomePower ONE can even power the microwave to make buttery popcorn!)

5. Tablet

From online shopping to games that entertain the kids, tablets can be just as much a staple in your home as a cell phone or television. The HomePower ONE can provide essential charging power to your tablets just as easily as it can to your cell phone or laptop!

6. E-Reader

If you’re powering other appliances or devices with the HomePower ONE and don’t want to waste any of its charging power on a lamp, quickly charge up your e-reader for hours of entertainment literally built to work in the dark!

Summary

Whether you have been expecting a power outage due to a weather emergency or have been completely caught off-guard, the HomePower ONE emergency power generator can bring a sense of ease and comfort to your home by charging and power your essential communication and electronic devices. Whether you need to complete work or just want some entertainment, the HomePower can power the widest variety of devices like televisions, laptops, cell phones, and much more!

About Geneverse: Geneverse (formerly Generark) is the most reliablesolar generator and source of emergency backup power for your home and community. From theHomePower backup battery power station providing portable access to electricity, to theSolarPowersolar panels as a source for recharging, never be disconnected from what matters most to you. Learn more about how Geneverse and its industry-leading 5-year limited warranty can bring protection and security to your family ongeneverse.com. Never face a power outage alone, and power your home with a solar generator from Geneverse.