Phone charging station for restaurants

    Dinner runs ninety minutes and a guest's phone doesn't always survive it. A Dead Batt station lets them take a power bank to the table — no cable from the kitchen and no socket behind the chair.

    What the venue gets

    • Uninterrupted service

      Waiters stop hunting for chargers and stop owning lost cables.

    • Higher average bill

      A powered guest stays for dessert and coffee and photographs the food.

    • Revenue share

      Extra income from the station with no investment and no stock to manage.

    • Reviews and tags

      A charged phone is what makes the Google review and the Instagram tag happen that night.

    What it fixes in service

    A charger request breaks service: the waiter leaves their run, digs for a cable in the back office and often never sees it again. A permanent station removes that loop entirely.

    A guest with a working phone orders dessert, photographs the plate and leaves a review — all of which need exactly the battery that ran out.

    Events, large parties and busy nights

    Friday nights, private events and big tables put the heaviest load on sockets. One station serves dozens of diners in an evening with no staff involvement.

    Place it by the host stand and the wait for a table becomes charging time rather than dead time.

    Terms: free installation and a share of every rental

    We supply the station, the power banks, the software and the customer support. You supply a power socket and one square metre in a visible spot.

    The venue earns a 15%-25% commission on the station's revenue, with transparent reporting on rentals and revenue. Dead Batt has more than 200 active stations across Israel and over 2,000 monthly users; stations come in models from 6 to 24 ports, with fast charging and an automatic Shabbat mode. Equipment and liability are covered by third-party insurance, installation takes up to 24 hours, and support runs 24/7. On top of that, the venue gets full access to real-time online analytics and detailed reports on how guests use the station and the revenue it generates.

    What your customer does at the station

    The customer taps a card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on the station and the power bank releases in seconds. No app and no QR scan — it works even when the phone is completely dead.

    Pricing is transparent: 15₪ for the first hour, no more than ₪30 per 24 hours, with a 70₪ deposit released on return. The power bank can be returned at any station in the network — your staff doesn't handle it.

    Network, hardware and support

    Dead Batt has more than 200 active stations across Israel and over 2,000 monthly users. We offer models from 6 to 24 ports — one battery per port — with fast charging (Fast Charge) and an optional automatic Shabbat mode.

    Dead Batt is an official IKEA Israel partner, with stations operating inside the retailer's stores. The partnership demonstrates that the service suits large, high-footfall venues.

    Stations are kept in stock at our warehouse, so installation takes up to 24 hours after approval. Equipment and liability are covered by third-party insurance, and customer support runs 24/7.

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