Power bank station with automatic Shabbat mode: why it matters for your venue

Automatic Shabbat mode — what it means in practice

A Dead Batt power bank station can automatically turn off before Shabbat or a Jewish holiday begins, then turn itself back on afterwards. The setting needs no daily attention from the venue owner and requires no special electrical infrastructure.

Who is it for?

Restaurants, cafés, hotels, malls and public venues in areas with a religious audience — or any business that wants to honour Shabbat without giving up service during the rest of the week.

More than Shabbat

Our stations give customers:

• Power banks with built-in cables for every phone type
• Fast charging (Fast Charge)
• Rental with no app and no QR — just tap a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay
• Return at any of our 200+ stations across Israel

What the venue gets

Free installation, a 15%-25% commission on station revenue, third-party insurance, installation within 24 hours (stations are in stock), and 24/7 support that handles every customer question.

Summary

Automatic Shabbat mode is another way Dead Batt is built for the Israeli market — with more than 2,000 monthly users and a network that keeps growing.