Charging stations for events

Help guests charge
without leaving the event.

DB’s portable phone-charging stations are being developed for festivals, concerts, conferences, community events, sports venues, and other high-traffic experiences across Southern Illinois and the Greater St. Louis region.

Pre-launch pilot planning in Southern Illinois and the St. Louis region

Portable chargers guests can carry Station sizes for different traffic levels Screen-equipped options Local pilot partnership planning

A mobile alternative to outlet hunting

Guests often rely on their phones for digital tickets, schedules, ride-sharing, payments, photos, and communication. A DB’s station is designed to let a guest rent a charger and remain part of the event instead of standing beside a wall outlet.

Compact, standard, and higher-capacity station formats can be matched to the expected audience, available footprint, and event plan.

Planning with event organizers and venue teams

Placement, power access, operating hours, customer flow, revenue share, security, weather exposure, and staff coordination are reviewed before an event. Outdoor use requires equipment and placement approved for the operating environment.

DB’s handles the station service responsibilities described in the final written agreement, while the organizer identifies placement and event requirements.

Optional screen visibility

Participating screen-equipped stations may display approved venue information, schedules, sponsor messages, or local advertising. All content is subject to venue approval, availability, technical limits, and a separate advertising agreement.

Daisy’s Batteries does not promise a particular audience size or advertising result. Event-specific opportunities are discussed during planning.

Common questions

What partners and renters should know

Can DB’s support a one-time event?

Daisy’s Batteries is evaluating both event placements and longer-term venue partnerships. Availability depends on the event date, location, station inventory, and final agreement.

How many stations would an event need?

The right number depends on attendance, event length, layout, access points, and expected demand. DB’s reviews those factors with the organizer.

Are public event stations active now?

Not yet. The network is in pre-launch, and a placement is active only after it is confirmed by Daisy’s Batteries and shown through current launch communications.

Power Up. Keep Going.

Bring portable charging to your location.

Daisy’s Batteries is speaking with universities, venues, event organizers, hospitals, restaurants, and hospitality partners for its first pilot.Start a partnership conversation