WHEN THE ELECTRICITY STOPS, we’re wrenched back to a time when people lit lanterns for light, shoveled coal for heat and cooking, and lived without conveniences such as refrigerators, air conditioners, TVs, and the Internet. But a power outage is not merely inconvenient; it can be costly, highly stressful, even dangerous. If prolonged, it puts food at risk of spoiling, basements at risk of flooding, and pipes at risk of freezing, and threatens the lives of people whose health depends on the functioning of medical devices.

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