Emergency sleeping bag for keeping warm without power, from the Kapsel Personal and Shelter capsule

Emergency Sleeping Bag

199 SEK
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Emergency sleeping bag for keeping warm without power, from the Kapsel Personal and Shelter capsule

Emergency Sleeping Bag

199 SEK

A compact heat-reflective sleeping bag that slows heat loss when you must wait, walk or sleep in the cold.

Part of your Kapsel Personal & Shelter capsule.

  • Heat-reflective foil that helps your body keep warmth
  • Packs ultra small, one recommended per person
  • For cold homes, stalled cars and evacuations

Through seven days without power, water or heat, it helps everyone stay warmer while you wait or move to safety.

The emergency sleeping bag is part of the Personal & Shelter capsule, which keeps body heat up when the house turns cold or you have to leave. Warmth carries you through the night, not through the week: water, light and food have to follow.

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  • Heat reflective foil helps your body keep warmth
  • Ultra compact. Lives flat in your Kapsel 9L
  • Single use emergency item. Always ready to open and wrap
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  • Quality-checked in Sweden
  • Reviewed by a defence engineer
  • Free returns within 30 days
  • Assembled in Borås

The component

What it is, and why it is in the system

This is a heat reflective emergency sleeping bag made from thin metal coated plastic foil. It reflects a large part of your body heat back towards you and gives a wind breaking layer on the outside. Used correctly it helps reduce heat loss when you are cold, wet, shocked or have to stay still for a long time. In many real disruptions people do not freeze because they are deep in the forest. They get cold in stairwells, cars, shelters, sports halls or on the way between home and a meeting point. If you are wet, tired or injured your body loses warmth faster. An emergency sleeping is a fast way to cover someone, keep warmth in and give a clear signal that the person needs extra care. It buys you time until you reach a better place or professional help.

Use

How to use it

The sleeping bag is simple by design. You open the pack, unfold the foil and lie the person you want inside to keep warm. The shiny side reflects heat. The outside acts as a wind and splash barrier. In your Kapsel it lives in Personal & Shelter. Always flat packed. Always in the same spot.
  • Open the pouch carefully so you do not tear the foil
  • Unfold the sleeping bag fully and turn the reflective side towards the body
  • Cover from shoulders down and tuck edges under the body if possible
  • Cover head and neck. Use hood, hat or scarf on top if you have it
  • Monitor the person. Add clothes or another blanket on top if needed

Scenarios

When you will need it

Use the emergency sleeping bag when someone is cold, wet, in shock or needs to stay still in a cool place for more than a short moment. It is useful in homes without heating, in cars that have broken down, during evacuations, and as extra protection over or under other layers. It belongs early in your plan for keeping someone warm and stable until the situation is under control.
  • Power cut in winter: The heating is off and the apartment is cooling down. You lie the most sensitive person in the emergency sleeping bag on the sofa under a normal blanket and give them a warm drink.
  • Car breakdown on a dark road: The car will not start and you wait for help. You move everyone to the passenger side away from traffic, wrap each person in an emergency sleeping bag and use coats on top.
  • Evacuation to a meeting point: You have to leave home in bad weather. At the meeting point or shelter one person is very cold after the walk. You lie them in the sleeping bag while they sit on their backpack to avoid ground cold.
  • First aid situation: Someone is injured and waiting for ambulance. You have already called 112. You lay them in the sleeping bag to reduce heat loss while you keep talking and monitoring their breathing and awareness.
  • Camping or cabin fallback: You need an extra layer inside a sleeping bag or as a ground barrier under a thin mattress. You use the sleeping bag as a reflective layer to keep more warmth in close to the body.

Contents

What is included

  • 1 x Heat reflective emergency blanket. Packed in protective pouch
We recommend one emergency blanket per person you are preparing for and at least one extra in the household. That way every person can be wrapped as a separate unit if you are split in different rooms, cars or shelter areas. The extra blanket covers guests, neighbours or a second incident.

The system

Where it sits in the system

In the Kapsel system the emergency sleeping bag lives in the Personal & Shelter capsule. It is part of your plan to stay warm and stable when things take longer than you hoped. It works together with clothes, microfibre towel and shelter items. First you get out of the wind and rain. Then you get dry. Then you wrap. The blanket is the thin final layer that turns body heat into a resource instead of something you lose.

Specification

Specifications

  • Type: Heat reflective emergency sleeping bag for personal use
  • Function: Reduces heat loss by reflecting body heat and giving a wind breaking layer
  • Material: Aluminium coated PET foil
  • Size open: Approx 210 x 130 cm. Large enough for most adults
  • Size packed: Ultra compact flat pack. Fits in Kapsel 9L without taking volume
  • Use: Single use emergency item. Do not attempt to repack once fully opened
  • Regulatory: CE marked as part of a Class I medical device configuration under EU MDR. Emergency foil sleeping bag family ID 697260872EFB01F7
  • Storage: Keep in original pouch. Store dry, cool and out of direct sunlight
  • Safety: Do not use near open flame, strong heat sources or live electrical equipment

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why is an emergency sleeping bag in the kit?

People most often get cold in stairwells, cars, shelters or on the way to a meeting point, not deep in the forest. When someone is wet, tired or injured the body loses heat faster, and this thin reflective layer keeps warmth close to the body until you reach a better place or professional help.

How do you use it?

Open the pouch carefully, unfold the bag fully and turn the reflective side towards the body. Cover the person from the shoulders down, tuck the edges under them if you can, and cover the head and neck too. Keep watching the person and add clothes or a blanket on top if needed.

How does it keep you warm?

It is made from aluminium coated PET foil that reflects a large part of your body heat back towards you, while the outside works as a wind and splash barrier. It does not create heat itself, so it works best over dry clothing and together with shelter from wind and rain.

Which capsule does it belong to and how do I keep it ready?

It lives in the Personal & Shelter capsule. Keep it flat packed in its original pouch, stored dry, cool and out of direct sunlight, and always in the same spot. It is a single use item, so do not open it for practice. Keep one per person plus one spare in the household.

Kapsel

Part of a complete system

This component is part of Kapsel, the complete preparedness system with over 30 components for seven days without power, water or heat.

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