Examples of UD products for emergencies or disasters

A little light is a lot of reassurance when disaster strikes. The goal is to have something usable all the time, not just for emergencies. Normally, it would be used as interior illumination, but it can serve as a flashlight in an emergency. The Bulb Lantern is a simple, familiar design that can be used for both daily life as well as emergencies. On Low Mode, it can provide light for about 45 days, making it a comforting source of light.

Smooth operation thanks to its touch sensor, which works even in the dark, allowing quick access to light.

A light that works with any battery from AAA to D, and also provides light during an emergency with whatever battery is on hand.

This LED light can be used with either an AA or an AAA battery. Its compact size means even children can carry it with ease.

A flashlight providing greater levels of safety by simultaneously illuminating dark areas in front and around the feet when walking.

The octagonal cross-section design makes this flashlight easy to carry and resistant to rolling.
It offers brightness up to 50lm and water-resistant specifications for use in the rain.

Placed around one’s neck, the LED lights up a large area around your feet. When forcefully pulled, it unfastens for safety.

A radio you can listen to by hand-winding it to power up.
It can run without batteries, and also charge mobile and smart phones.

Transmits emergency broadcasts in multiple languages, and is easy to operate even in earthquakes and fires. Has 64 built-in messages in Japanese, English, Chinese and Korean,and offers multi-lingual automatic broadcasting.

In addition to providing emergency street light and an evacuation site, it is also connectable to various equipment as a power source.

By adhering firmly to the 1V base, this stand prevents a 1V from toppling in an earthquake or when jostled by children playing, etc

The environmentally-conscious paper packaging makes it easy to keep batteries together when storing them, letting them be ready just in case. The packaging can also be opened easily, so anyone can readily get them out when needed.