Phone charging stations for stadiums and festivals.
Tickets, payments and finding friends all run on one battery that was never sized for a full day out. In a crowd, a dead phone is a safety issue.
Where the station sits.
- Guests
Rent a power bank at one stand and return it at another on the same site. Groups stay findable.
- Station
Floor-standing units at entrances and concourses, kept stocked by ZAPT through the event.
- Venue
Guests stay connected and safe, and the site earns a revenue share at event scale.
The Titan-24 is built for this. It is a floor-standing tower rather than a counter unit, so it holds a crowd’s worth of stock and stays visible the length of a concourse, and its screen is a portrait signage panel rather than the small interface screen the countertop models carry.
- Recommended model
- Titan-24
- Form factor
- Floor-standing
- Dimensions
- 35.5 x 45 x 180 cm
“Everyone’s filming, so the phones are dead by the last few races. It’s not made any work for us though. They rent a power bank from the station and drop it back after.”
Stadiums & festivals, in detail.
- How many stations does a festival site need?
- It depends on gate numbers and site layout, and ZAPT plans placement with the organiser. The usual pattern is a Titan-24 at each main entrance and on the busiest concourses, so a guest can rent a power bank at one point and return it at another without crossing the site.
- Who keeps them stocked during a multi-day event?
- ZAPT does, and the site orders nothing. A returned power bank recharges inside the station and goes straight back out, so the units cycle themselves. What does need replacing is a bank a guest keeps, and ZAPT tracks that and ships replacements, dispatched the same day for next-day delivery.
- Why does a dead phone matter at an event?
- Because the ticket, the cashless payment wallet and the way a group finds each other are all on it. At a crowded site a flat phone stops being an inconvenience and becomes a welfare issue, which is why organisers treat power as infrastructure.
Other sectors on the network.
- Pubs & bars
Guests stay for the next round instead of leaving to find a charger.
- Clubs & lounges
The table that cannot pay is the table holding up the cash up.
- Restaurants & cafés
The seats by the sockets stop being the only ones anyone wants.
- Gyms & fitness studios
Members finish the session instead of leaving when the music stops.
- Hotels & stays
The front desk stops storing guests’ phones in a drawer.
- Shopping centres
Visits run longer across every unit in the centre.
Written about stadiums & festivals
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Put a phone charging station in your venue.
Placement is free and installing it means plugging it in. The revenue share is paid quarterly against a statement itemising every rental.