1 / 7“The cordless feature is what sold me. I can take it anywhere on site and don’t need to hunt down a power point.” — Corey J.
Cordless Heated Lunch Box
Turn last night’s dinner into a proper hot feed in the ute or on site. Lunch Crew heats on its own battery, so you can bring food you actually want to eat—and skip another takeaway run.
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“As a concreter, I’m usually nowhere near a café at lunch. This heats my food properly in the ute and saves me buying rubbish servo food every day. Absolute game changer.”Jake M.
Portable electric lunchbox with an 8000mAh battery, 60W heating, six temperature levels and 1L capacity. Recharge via USB-C before heading out.
Think pasta, rice dishes and your favourite cooked leftovers. Follow the product instructions for food storage, heating and cleaning.
No lunchroom?
Lunch can still be worth stopping for.
YOUR LUNCH. WHEREVER THE JOB TAKES YOU.
Another ham roll in the ute. One microwave with six blokes waiting. A servo stop that costs more than you planned.
You’ve got perfectly good dinner sitting at home, but no easy way to heat it where you work. Lunch Crew’s built-in battery heats your meal without a socket. Bring last night’s favourite. Give the sandwich a day off.
SORT TOMORROW’S LUNCH +
Based on 8,314 reviews
No microwave nearby. Cold sandwiches getting old. Another lunch bought when there’s food at home. Sound familiar? Here’s what customers say about making the switch.
“As a concreter, I’m usually nowhere near a café at lunch. This heats my food properly in the ute and saves me buying rubbish servo food every day. Absolute game changer.”Jake M.
“I work long days as a sparky and cold sandwiches got old fast. I pack leftovers, plug this in before lunch, and have a hot meal on site. So easy to use.”Ryan T.
“Perfect for remote building jobs. It’s cordless, heats evenly, and fits easily in my work bag. Hot curry for lunch instead of chips and a sausage roll.”Ben C.
“I’m a plumber and often don’t have a microwave anywhere nearby. This lunch box has been brilliant—my food is hot by smoko/lunch and it keeps me going all afternoon.”Liam P.
“Bought it for work on the mines and it’s been unreal. I can heat up a proper meal in the cab without relying on whatever food is available on site.”Matt R.
“Used it every day this week on a roofing job. I put my meal in before starting and had hot pasta at lunch. Battery life has been better than I expected.”Dylan S.
“Really solid little unit. I’m a landscaper and spend most days moving between jobs, so there’s no time to stop for food. Now I’ve got a warm lunch wherever I am.”Chris B.
“Honestly wish I bought one sooner. I work in civil construction and we’re often miles from shops. It turns leftovers into a proper hot lunch without any fuss.”Nathan K.
“Great for truck drivers too. Heats up my meal while I’m working and means I’m not constantly buying takeaway. It’s simple, practical, and does exactly what it says.”Aaron W.
“I’m a chippy and usually eat on-site with no kitchen around. This is compact but holds a decent serving, and my food comes out hot—not just warm.”Tyler G.
“Took this on a remote fencing job and it was one of the best things I packed. Having hot food in the middle of nowhere makes a huge difference.”Sam H.
“Very handy for shift work. I’m a mechanic and don’t always get lunch at a regular time, but this lets me heat a meal when I’m ready. Highly recommend.”Luke F.
“No more soggy sandwiches or expensive servo pies. I meal prep at home, take this to work, and enjoy a hot lunch in the ute. Great value.”Josh D.
“Works perfectly on job sites where there’s no lunch room or microwave. I’ve used it for rice, chicken, pasta and stews—everything heats up really well.”Adam L.
“I’m an excavator operator and spend most of the day in the machine. This keeps lunch simple and means I can have something warm without leaving the site.”Callum N.
“Easy to clean, easy to pack, and actually useful for tradies. I used to skip lunch when jobs ran late, but now I always have a hot meal ready to go.”Daniel V.
“Been using it on roadworks for a few weeks now. We’re nowhere near decent food most days, so having hot leftovers is a massive upgrade. Great product.”Mitch A.
“The cordless feature is what sold me. I can take it anywhere on site and don’t need to hunt down a power point. Food is hot and ready when I need it.”Corey J.
“Excellent lunch box for anyone working outdoors. I’m a painter and often work in empty houses with no facilities. This has saved me heaps on takeaway lunches.”Jordan E.
“Simple idea but it makes such a difference. I work long hours in construction and a hot homemade meal at lunch beats cold food every time. Five stars from me.”Kyle O.
If you spend $15 on lunch each workday, here’s what goes on the card:
Lunch Crew is $149.95—about the cost of those ten bought lunches.
Bring a meal from home and put some of that takeaway spending back in your pocket.
Illustrative spending in AUD. Homemade meals still cost money. Your actual savings depend on what you pack and how often it replaces a bought lunch.
PUT MY LEFTOVERS TO WORKRecharge with USB-C, then pack a portion of last night’s dinner or your usual meal prep.
Switch it on ahead of your break and choose your heat setting. Its own battery powers the heating—no socket or running engine needed.
Enjoy your meal in the ute or on site. No microwave queue. No trip out to buy another lunch.
Heating time depends on the meal, portion size and starting temperature. Follow the product instructions and allow enough time before eating.
Some jobs have a lunchroom. Some have a patch of shade and your tool bag. Charge Lunch Crew beforehand and heat your meal without plugging into the vehicle or leaving the engine running.
A thermos can work too. But if yours leaves lunch lukewarm, or the site microwave eats half your break, there’s another option.
| At a glance | Lunch Crew | Site microwave | Food thermos | Bought lunch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No mains power where you eat | Yes, with a charged battery | No | Yes | Usually |
| Heats your meal | Yes | Yes | No—retains existing heat | Depends on what you buy |
| No shared microwave queue | Yes | Depends on the site | Yes | Buying may take time |
| Bring your own food | Yes | Yes | Yes | Usually another purchase |
| Ongoing lunch cost | Ingredients + charging | Ingredients | Ingredients | Cost of each purchase |
Already have a microwave beside you every day? Great. Lunch Crew is for the days—and jobs—when you don’t.
Chicken and rice. Pasta. Curry. Last night’s chilli. Bring something you’ll actually look forward to, instead of leaving lunch to whatever’s in the pie warmer. You choose the ingredients and the portion. Lunch Crew gives you a way to heat it where you work.
If he works without a lunchroom, give him something he can use when the tools go down. Lunch Crew heats his meal on its own battery, so last night’s dinner can come along for the next shift. A practical birthday or Christmas gift for the tradie, truckie or bloke who’s always eating on the go.
One for him? Choose “Just for me”. Buying for two? Choose “Bring a mate”.
SORT HIS NEXT LUNCH BREAKNo socket? No microwave?
Here’s how Lunch Crew fits your day.
Heating on Lunch Crew’s own charged battery doesn’t draw power from your ute. You don’t need to plug it into the vehicle or leave the engine running. Charging it from a vehicle outlet would use vehicle power.
If there’s one available without a queue, that may suit you. Lunch Crew gives you another option when there’s no microwave nearby or you’d rather spend your break eating than waiting.
A thermos retains heat from food you pack hot. Lunch Crew uses battery-powered heating to warm your meal before you eat. They suit different routines.
Lunch Crew has 60W heating and six temperature settings. The temperature reached by your food depends on the setting, portion and starting temperature. Follow the supplied heating instructions.
It charges through USB-C. Use a compatible power supply that meets the requirements in the product instructions.
No. Lunch Crew runs on its built-in 8000mAh battery. Charge it beforehand, then heat your meal without a socket nearby.
The container holds 1L—about four US cups. Pack the portion that suits you and follow the recommended fill limits.
Yes. There are six temperature levels, selected with the front controls. The temperature reached by your food depends on the setting, portion and starting temperature.
It heats gradually rather than like a microwave. Start it ahead of your break and allow time for the meal to heat through. Timing depends on the portion, starting temperature and food. Follow the product instructions.
Not at all. It suits truckies, shift workers and anyone who wants a hot meal without relying on a shared microwave or lunchroom.
This is a food warmer, not a refrigerator. Keep perishable food appropriately chilled before heating, and follow the supplied food-handling instructions.
Bring your leftovers. Heat them on your own battery. Make your break worth stopping for.