Power bank rental and phone charging stations in Ashkelon
In Ashkelon the beach, the national park and the malls keep people outdoors for hours, especially in summer. Dead Batt stations are in cafés, shopping centres and restaurants.
When batteries run out in Ashkelon
In Ashkelon leisure centres on the national park, the marina and the shopping centres, and in summer the city fills with visitors from across the country. A full day at the beach or in the park, with navigation and camera on, empties a battery before evening.
Which venues host a station in Ashkelon
Venues hosting a power bank station in Ashkelon include Drink point Ashkelon and JOYA.
The full list with addresses and map positions is further down this page, and every station has a directions button that opens your maps app.
How to pick the closest station in Ashkelon
Every station in the list on this page shows the host venue, its address and a directions button. During the day a mall or shopping centre that stays open straight through is the safest bet; in the evening head for a café or restaurant with late hours in Ashkelon.
A station is available during its host venue's opening hours, so when your phone is down to a few percent it pays to mark two nearby points and walk to the one that is definitely open.
How to rent a power bank in Ashkelon
Walk up to the station, tap your card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, and the power bank releases in seconds. No QR code and no app — even a phone that already shut down starts charging immediately.
Every power bank has built-in Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB cables, so you don't need your own.
Pricing, station models and returns
15₪ for the first hour and a no more than ₪30 per 24 hours, with a 70₪ deposit released after you return the unit.
Stations in Ashkelon come in 6 to 24-port models — one fast-charging power bank per port — so busy locations almost always have a free unit.
Return it at any Dead Batt station — in Ashkelon or any other city in Israel.
A station for your venue in Ashkelon
Cafés, restaurants, clinics and gyms in Ashkelon get a Dead Batt station with no installation cost and a 15%-25% share of the station's revenue.
Equipment is insured and the venue is not liable if a customer fails to return a power bank. Installation takes up to 24 hours and customer support runs 24/7.
Run a café, restaurant or shop in Ashkelon? Install a power bank station for business for free — no installation cost, with a 15–25% commission on every rental.
Where to charge your phone in Ashkelon? 2 active stations
- Drink point AshkelonGet directions
- JOYAGet directions
Frequently asked questions
How long does a rented power bank last?
A typical unit fully charges a phone and still has capacity left. If you're out all day, dock one and release a fresh unit at a nearby station.
Where are the stations in Ashkelon?
Dead Batt stations are installed in cafés, restaurants, malls, hotels and clinics across Ashkelon. Message us on WhatsApp for the closest one.
How much does a rental cost?
15₪ for the first hour, no more than ₪30 per 24 hours, with a 70₪ deposit released on return.
Do I need an app?
No. Tap a card or digital wallet at the station — no app and no QR code.
Where can I charge my phone in Ashkelon right now?
Ashkelon has 2 Dead Batt stations, including Drink point Ashkelon and JOYA. The full list with directions is on this page.
What hours are the stations in Ashkelon available?
Each station follows its host venue's opening hours: malls and shopping centres through the day, cafés and restaurants into the evening. The list on this page shows exactly where every station in Ashkelon sits.
What if the closest station in Ashkelon is full?
The list on this page marks all 2 stations in the city, so you can pick the next one and get directions with a single tap.
Can I return the power bank in another city?
Yes. Pick one up in Ashkelon and return it at any other Dead Batt station in Israel.
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