Power bank rental and phone charging stations in Jerusalem

When batteries run out in Jerusalem

In Jerusalem demand peaks around the Western Wall, the Mahane Yehuda market and the city centre — routes where navigation and the camera run for hours. Before Shabbat and holidays it pays to pick one up early: some venues close in the afternoon, and you can return it at any open station afterwards.

Which venues host a station in Jerusalem

Venues hosting a power bank station in Jerusalem include 2 בית קפה נאדי, ⁠בית קפה נאדי, גריל בר - מבשרת, ⁠גריל בר בירושלים and מלך הצ׳יפס.

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 Jerusalem

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 Jerusalem.

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 Jerusalem

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 Jerusalem 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 Jerusalem or any other city in Israel.

A station for your venue in Jerusalem

Cafés, restaurants, clinics and gyms in Jerusalem 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.