Name: Powertac Family Emergency Flashlight Kit – 4x E11 Gen3, 91-Hour Runtime
Brand: Powertac
SKU: FEK-01
Price: 249.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Powertac Family Emergency Flashlight Kit – 4x E11 Gen3, 91-Hour Runtime

$249.95 $303.60

✅ 🛡️ Authorized Dealer — Powertac & COAST • Manufacturer Warranty Included

🇺🇸 🔒 US Shipping Only — Fast Domestic Delivery • Secure Checkout — SSL Encrypted

🔁 🔦 30-Day Hassle-Free Returns • Hand-Tested by Our Team

Powertac Family Emergency Kit – A Light for Every Person, Power for Every Scenario

One flashlight shared between four people isn’t an emergency plan — it’s a liability. When the grid goes down for days after a hurricane, ice storm, or earthquake, the family member who has the light controls the situation. Everyone else waits in the dark. The Powertac Family Emergency Kit solves this with four independent 2,020-lumen E11 Gen3 flashlights, 40 backup batteries, and enough total runtime to outlast nearly any extended outage scenario.

What’s in the Kit

4x Powertac E11 Gen3 Flashlights: Each delivers 2,020 lumens of OSRAM-powered output with five brightness levels and a tactical strobe. USB-C rechargeable with a built-in port — charge from any power bank, car charger, or wall outlet when power returns. IPX8 waterproof to 2 meters. Each unit includes an 18650 rechargeable battery and charging cable.
40x CR123A Lithium Batteries (4 ten-packs): CR123A lithium cells have a 10-year shelf life and maintain performance in extreme cold — conditions where alkaline batteries fail. When the rechargeable batteries run down and the grid is still out, each light switches to two CR123A cells and keeps running.
4-Mil Zippered Storage Bag: Heavy-duty waterproof bag keeps all four lights, batteries, and cables organized in one grab-and-go package. Store it in a closet, under a bed, or in a designated emergency supply area.

91.8 Hours of Total Runtime

Each E11 Gen3 runs approximately 4.96 hours on medium with its 18650 battery — 19.84 hours across all four lights combined. The 40 CR123A backup batteries add approximately 72 additional hours of runtime across the kit, for a total of 91.8 hours, or nearly four full days of continuous light. The recommended approach is to run the rechargeables first, then switch to CR123A backup while waiting for power to return.

Why Four Lights Instead of One

A single high-powered flashlight creates a bottleneck in any multi-person emergency. One person navigates while others wait. Medical needs, cooking, bathroom trips, and perimeter checks all compete for the same light. Four independent lights means each family member operates autonomously — no coordination required, no one left stationary in the dark.