power-down plan

noun
UK /ˈpaʊə daʊn plæn/
US /ˈpaʊər daʊn plæn/

A plan for slowly getting calm and sleepy before bed.

We made a power-down plan with a bath, a story, and lights out by eight.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A set of steps for safely turning off machines or equipment.

The engineer followed the power-down plan before shutting off the generator.

3. A schedule for reducing activity or energy use at the end of a workday.

The office power-down plan reminds staff to save files and switch off computers.

4. A strategy for calming down after something exciting or stressful.

After the party, his power-down plan was a quiet walk and a warm drink.