Hurricane Season is here but you don’t want, or can’t have, a generator.

What do you do for auxiliary power? Maybe you rely on your neighbor’s generosity for help, running an extension cord over so you can have lights at night, a fan, and a cold fridge. Hopefully, the outage doesn’t last days, only hours. What are your options then? Power banks are becoming more popular because of advancements in technology that make them reliable and safe.

Check out my video on the ICECO PB1000. This is the power bank I use, and this hurricane season will be its first test. It has many uses, which I mention in the video. I think the best use is as an intermediate solution for outages when you don’t want to set up your gas generator. Also, many people in condos or apartments can’t operate a generator, and their building doesn’t have one. This power bank is a perfect solution to maintain lights, a fan, and power for all your communication devices. Given that, it's a no-brainer. Here is the link if you would like more information: https://linktw.in/TXIXPq

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