Pacific Northwest ice storm kit
When freezing rain takes out the Pacific Northwest grid,
restoration takes days, not hours.
Ice storms in Oregon and Washington don't just knock out power - they bring down trees and transmission lines across entire counties. The 2024 ice storm left 350,000+ households in the dark, some for over a week. Ladegrid ships a complete 72-hour outage kit you store once and grab when the freezing rain starts.
LFP chemistry
Lithium iron phosphate
UN38.3
Shipping certified
UL / ETL ready
Where available
FCC + CE
Regulatory compliant
Refundable
Before shipment
Ships 8–10 weeks
First batch
What you're solving for
The specific risks Ladegrid is built to handle.
Prolonged rural outages
Ice-loaded trees snap power lines in forested areas. Rural Oregon and Washington households regularly wait 5–10 days for restoration after a major ice event.
Roads become impassable
Black ice and downed trees close highways and rural roads. Crews can't reach you, and you can't reach supplies. A 72-hour buffer is the minimum realistic plan.
No safe generator option indoors
Gas generators cause carbon monoxide deaths every ice storm season. LFP battery backup runs safely inside your home - no fumes, no ventilation required.
Cascading failures
When the grid goes down in freezing weather, pipes freeze, cell towers lose backup, and heating systems stop. Essential devices need a power runway.
The recommended kit
Ladegrid Family 72
The complete 72-hour home kit
$1199
or $99 refundable deposit
Refundable any time before shipment. First-batch units ship in 8–10 weeks.
Why this kit for pacific northwest ice storm kit
- Indoor-safe LFP battery - runs in any room, no ventilation needed
- Keeps phones, Wi-Fi router, lights, and medical devices running
- Compact water filter for tap-water-out scenarios
- NOAA weather radio for storm updates when cell service drops
- Optional solar panel for extended outages beyond 72 hours
- Durable storage case - closet, garage, or vehicle ready
Why Ladegrid
A complete kit, not a power-station spec war.
Pacific Northwest ice storms are among the most destructive grid events in the U.S. Unlike hurricanes, they arrive with little lead time and affect areas that rarely experience prolonged outages. The combination of heavy ice, tall evergreen canopy, and aging rural infrastructure means restoration is measured in days, not hours.
Ladegrid Family 72 ships in one case with an LFP battery, LED lighting, weather radio, water filter, first-aid kit, cable pack, and a printed outage plan. Designed to store in a closet or basement and deploy in minutes when the freezing rain warning drops.
LFP chemistry is indoor-safe - no carbon monoxide, no fumes. Critical in a tightly sealed Pacific Northwest home during a winter storm when opening windows isn't an option.
FAQ
About Pacific Northwest ice storm kit.
How long does the battery last during an ice storm?
The Family 72 kit's 1.5 kWh battery is sized for 72 hours of essential loads: phone charging, LED lights, Wi-Fi router, and weather radio. Actual runtime depends on usage pattern and temperature.
Can it power an electric space heater?
Most space heaters draw 700–1500W, which drains the battery quickly. We recommend using it for phones, lights, communications, and electric blankets. For heating, layer clothing and seal rooms.
Is this useful in Portland and Seattle apartments?
Absolutely. The Apartment 72 variant is built for renters - no installation, no gas, fits in a closet. Indoor-safe LFP is the only viable backup for apartment dwellers.
Join 200+ households on the waitlist.
Get notified when your kit ships, before each storm season, and when new products drop. One email, no spam.
Don't wait for the alert.
Reserve the Ladegrid Family 72 with a refundable $99 deposit. First-batch units ship in 8–10 weeks. Cancel any time before shipment.