Power bank rental for tourists and visitors in Israel
Travel days drain a phone fast: maps, translation, photos, tickets and payments. Dead Batt stations let you rent a power bank without an Israeli phone number and without an app.
Why it suits visitors
No signup, no SMS verification tied to a local number, no app download on roaming. Tap a card or wallet and the power bank releases.
Cables are built in — Lightning, USB-C and Micro-USB — so you need no Israeli plug adapter and no free socket in a lobby.
Where you will find stations
Stations sit where visitors already go: cafes and restaurants, malls, hotels, coworking spaces, gyms and IKEA stores.
Return happens at any station in the network, so picking one up in one place and dropping it elsewhere later is normal.
Cost and returning it
15₪ for the first hour, capped at 30₪ per day, plus a 70₪ hold on the card that is released after return.
To return, push it into a free slot until it clicks at a powered station. Do it before you leave the country.
Run a café, restaurant or shop? Install a power bank station for business for free — no installation cost, with a 15–25% commission on every rental.
FAQ
Can I rent without an Israeli phone number?
Yes. Renting starts with a card or digital wallet tap, with no signup and no SMS.
Do foreign cards work?
Stations accept contactless cards and Apple Pay / Google Pay. If a payment fails, message us on WhatsApp.
Do I need a plug adapter?
No. The power bank is charged and the cables are built in.
What if I forget to return it before my flight?
Billing continues up to the daily cap, and an unreturned power bank means the deposit is captured as the equipment value. Return it at a nearby station before heading to the airport.
Run a hotel, hostel or attraction?
A station in the lobby answers guest charging requests and earns commission on every rental.
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