DJI Agras T30
With a 30 liter spraying tank, the DJI Agras T30 takes aerial spraying efficiency to new heights. A revolutionary transforming body enables more effective spraying, especially for fruit trees. Using DJI digital agriculture solutions, the T30 helps reduce fertilizer use and increase yield with effective, data-driven best practices.
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Description
With revolutionary branch-targeting technology and adjustable arms, the DJI Agris T30 penetrates thick canopies with oblique spraying, ensuring and even application of liquid pesticides and doubling the number of droplets. With the help of the Smart Agriculture Cloud Platform and cloud-based mapping, users can manage a 3D digital orchard, making is easy to get started with digital agriculture.
A 16-nozzle layout further improves droplet penetration. Eight sets of solenoid valves enable independent variable frequency control and spraying in turn. The horizontally opposed six-cylinder double plunger pump design provides strong spraying power and a high flow rate of up to 8 liters per minute.
The spherical radar system receives obstacles and surrounds in all environments, weather conditions, and viewing angles, regardless of dust and light interference. Automatic obstacle avoidance and adaptive flight functions help ensure safety during operation.
Equipped with dual FPV cameras, the Agras T30 provides clear front and rear views and lets you check flight status without needing to turn the aircraft mid-flight. A bright searchlight doubles the aircraft’s night vision capabilities creating more nighttime operation possibilities.
The Agras T30 control module has a fully enclosed structure for added durability. All critical components have three layers of protection and are IP67 rated. Ideal for long term use of pesticides and fertilizers, and to resist dust and corrosion.
The Agras T30 can be folded by 80%, making it easier to transport. This folding mechanism uses quick-snap locking, redundancies, and an in-app alert to help ensure safe operation.
With fewer supporting components needed, the DJI Agras T30 is easier to transport. A newly design intelligent battery is covered by warranty for 1,000 charge and 4,942 acres of flight. This ultra-long service life significantly reduces operating costs. The charging station and smart charging hub can fully charge a battery in 10 minutes, allowing for continuous operation with just two batteries and one charger. The standard safety box help ensures battery safety and easy equipment storage.
The 29,000mAh Intelligent Flight Battery has a product guarantee of 1,000 cycles. It supports instant charging without the need for cooldown, circuit board0level potting protection, and resistance from water and corrosion.
The T30 Battery Station provides 7,200 watts of charging power and can charge a battery in 10 minutes. It also has a backup power system and supports dual-channel alternated charging with power adaption and safer operation.
This updated spreading system has a capacity of up to 40L, a spreading width of up to 7 meters, and an hourly spreading capacity of 1 ton. This system also supports real-time weight monitoring and has an anti-rotation sensor, allowing for more accurate refill alerts. The T30’s overall water-resistance rating of IP67 rating makes it washable and corrosion-resistant ideal for spraying of fertilizers, seeds, and feed. When used with digital agriculture solutions, the DJI Agras T30 implements variable spreading, reducing fertilizer use while increasing yield.
With the Smart Agriculture Cloud Platform, users can perform cloud-based mapping of orchard and farmland scenarios to generate smart flightpaths. This platform is equipped with an AI recognition system to patrol fields, identify growth, monitor disease or pests, and monitor agricultural conditions efficiently. Pairing the system with the DJI P4 Multispectral allows users to apply solutions based on specific variables according to an automatically-generated farmland prescription map.
