Where to charge your phone when you're out
A few percent of battery left and no free socket? Instead of hunting for an outlet behind the counter, pick up a power bank at a nearby station and keep moving — Dead Batt stations sit in the places you already visit.
Where the stations are
Dead Batt stations are installed in cafés and restaurants, shopping malls, IKEA stores, hotels and coworking spaces, clinics, gyms and event venues.
Each station is available during its venue's opening hours, and you can return the power bank at any other station in the network.
Why a power bank beats a wall socket
A public socket ties you to one spot and sometimes means leaving your phone unattended. A power bank stays with you, so you can charge during a meeting, while shopping or on the move.
Public USB ports are also inconsistent, while a power bank with a built-in cable gives predictable charging.
Stretching the last few percent
Low power mode, dimmed brightness, closed background apps and Bluetooth off can turn 5% into another half hour.
If the phone already shut down, that's fine: Dead Batt stations need no app and no QR scan, so charging starts immediately.
FAQ
How do I find the nearest station?
Stations are in cafés, malls, hotels, clinics and IKEA stores. Message us on WhatsApp and we'll point you to the closest one.
What if my phone is already off?
You start the rental by tapping a card or digital wallet — no app needed — and charging begins right away.
How long can I keep the power bank?
As long as you need: 15₪ for the first hour and a 30₪ daily maximum.
Run a place where people spend time?
A Dead Batt station keeps guests around longer and earns a commission on every rental.
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