Feb 22, 2019
Yet another winter storm is causing traffic problems and power outages in many parts of the Midwest and East Coast. Petra is the latest to remind Americans that owning a generator is a good idea.

Nashville, TN , United States - February 22, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
We might have to start over with “A” soon. Winter storms are named in alphabetical order, and the latest for the 2018-19 season is Petra, which spread its fury over the Midwest and East Coast this week. Before that it was Oren and Nadia and Maya and Lucian…
Petra brought snow and ice to many parts of the Midwest and East Coast Wednesday and Thursday, resulting in dangerous travel conditions and the inevitable power outages, according to Weather.com and a variety of media outlets.
“What a year it’s been,” said Allen Baler, Partner at 4Patriots LLC. “And there does not appear to be any letup in the near future. Looks like we’ve got a ways to go with these storms. Power outages are the common denominator.”
Baler’s company provides a variety of products that help people become more self-reliant and independent.
“The key is to be prepared for power outages with a reliable, fully-charged generator,” he added.
4Patriots offers the Patriot Power Generator 1500, a portable, solar-powered generator designed to provide electricity for important devices and equipment during a power outage or disaster situation.
It can produce up to 3,000 peak watts of power and comes with an integrated 1,500-watt inverter / 600Wh lithium-iron battery; a 100-watt, commercial grade folding solar panel; and a 25-foot long extension cord.
The Patriot Power Generator 1500 is perfect for people looking for ways to protect themselves and their families from the results of power outages. It weighs only 38 pounds, so it’s small enough to take anywhere and store discreetly, and one can daisy-chain additional solar panels for even more power and faster charging. This generator operates quietly and produces no emissions.
The durable, state-of-the-art, lithium-iron-phosphate battery Patriot Power Generator 1500 is rated for 2,000-plus lifecycles and holds a full battery charge for up to six months. It can be charged by the solar panel, by plugging into a normal 120V AC wall outlet or by a wind turbine.
Those who purchase the Patriot Power Generator 1500 receive 10 complimentary bonuses, including:
A 72-Hour Survival Food Kit. This emergency food kit from 4Patriots is packed in airtight packaging that’s rated for 25 years of storage.
Survival Spring Personal Water Filter. This advanced water filter removes 99.999 percent of waterborne bacteria and parasites, and provides the user with crystal-clear, life-giving water when no clean drinking water is available.
“Top 7 Reasons Why the Grid Will Fail” Report. Learn exactly why the power grid is teetering on total collapse, and how to avoid the aftermath when it does.
“The Blackout Response Guide” Report. Find out what to expect when a blackout hits, plus what to do beforehand to be prepared, as well as during and after.
“The Complete Power Failure Preparation Checklist” Report. This list includes everything needed to survive a disaster situation.
“The 3 Hidden Dangers of the Smart Grid” Report. Learn what is not being communicated regarding the dangers of smart meters.
The Patriot Power Generator 1500 from 4Patriots LLC keeps lights on for homes and businesses after a blackout. This portable solar-powered generator features a lithium-iron-phosphate battery and is rated for 2,000-plus lifecycles, and comes with a 365-day, 100 percent money-back guarantee. Owning it means being prepared no matter what happens to America’s vulnerable electrical grid.
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Name: Timothy Boyle
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Organization: 4Patriots LLC
Website: http://www.4patriots.com
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