THE 3-LAYER HOME OUTAGE SYSTEM
Keep the house running when the grid doesn’t.
The Lights-On Household Plan walks your family through getting ready in three calm layers (the first 72 hours, 2 weeks, then 3 months) so water, food, light, cooking and power are covered, one small step at a time.
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Keep the house running when the grid doesn't.
When the fridge goes quiet, most families don’t know what to do first.
- The lights go out and everyone looks at you: what’s safe to eat, how much water do we have, where are the flashlights?
- Most outage advice online is either scary or aimed at people building bunkers.
- Buying a pile of gear isn’t the same as having a plan.
You don’t need more fear or more gear. You need a calm plan your family can follow.
Three layers. One calm plan.
Build readiness step by step, not all at once.
72 HOURS
Cover the first three days: how much water and food your family needs, plus light and a simple way to cook.
2 WEEKS
Stretch the same basics to two weeks, with bigger water and food amounts and a cooking-fuel plan.
3 MONTHS
Build up to three months over time, one small, affordable step each weekend.
Plus: how to decide when to stay put and when to leave.
THE MAIN GUIDE
The Lights-On Household Plan
The heart of the bundle: a ladder from 72 hours to 2 weeks to 3 months that covers water, food, light, cooking and power for your household, with clear amounts for each layer.
- Work out how much water and food your family needs at each layer.
- Build your readiness step by step instead of all at once.
- Know when to stay home and when it's time to leave.
CHECKLIST
Home Resilience Audit
A tick-box walk-through of your home in about 30 minutes. It checks five areas: backup power, water, communications, your family plan, and simple door and hinge checks.
- Spot what would fail first in an outage or storm.
- Score your home and pick the top gaps to fix first.
- Agree a family plan and a meeting point.
GUIDE BOOK
PACE Evacuation Planning
If you ever need to leave, PACE (Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency) gives your family a plan: when to go, where to go, which way, and how you'll check in.
- Decide ahead of time what would make you leave.
- Choose primary and backup destinations and routes.
- Set up a simple family check-in plan.
Always follow official evacuation orders and routes.
CHECKLIST
Family Go-Bag Checklist
A category-by-category checklist (water, food, light, shelter, medical and more) for a grab-and-go bag that works hand in hand with your PACE plan.
- Pack a go-bag category by category.
- Use it alongside your PACE evacuation plan.
- Know exactly what to grab if you have to leave.
Calm, sourced, step by step.
Every rule in the plan is tied to a named public source (Ready.gov/FEMA, USDA, NFPA, CDC and manufacturer manuals). Where something needs a licensed electrician or the manual, we say so.
Presented by Nora Ellis, host of Lights-On Household. Nora is an AI-generated presenter.
Who it’s for
- Parents in suburban or rural homes who've been caught off guard by an outage or storm.
- Anyone who wants a calm, step-by-step plan instead of fear.
- Families on city or well water.
Who it’s not for
- People looking for tactical or security content, weapons advice, wilderness survival, off-grid living or 'collapse' prep.
- The Lights-On Household Plan (main guide)
- Home Resilience Audit
- PACE Evacuation Planning
- Family Go-Bag Checklist
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Keep the house running when the grid doesn’t.
Calm house, ready house.