DJI Agras T100 DB2160 Intelligent Flight Battery
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41,000 mAh at 52 V, 14.7 kg (plus or minus 0.3 kg). DJI's product page puts warranty coverage at 1,500 charging cycles or 12 months, whichever ends first; its T100 user manual independently repeats the 1,500-cycle figure as a maximum replacement cycle, without the 12-month clause. Three DJI chargers reach it, and only one needs an adapter cable.
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This pack fits the DJI Agras T100 and T70P; the T25P takes a different, smaller battery
DJI's own comparison table on the T100 product page names the DB2160 as the flight battery for both the DJI Agras T100 and the DJI Agras T70P. The T70P also has its own smaller DB1580 as an alternative. The DJI Agras T25P uses a different, smaller DB800 battery and does not take the DB2160. The DJI Agras T100 is carried as its own listing on this store; the T70P is not. This listing is for one DB2160 battery, sold on its own, separately from the aircraft. Call +1 888 850 6533 and a specialist will confirm fit against your order before you buy.
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41,000 mAh at 52 V, and DJI puts warranty coverage at 1,500 cycles or 12 months
The DB2160 carries 41,000 mAh at 52 V nominal, with a 500 A high-power quick-connect terminal, DJI's own figures. DJI's battery type is listed as Li-ion; DJI does not publish a cell count or a watt-hour energy figure for this battery on any page checked. Net weight is 14.7 kg, DJI's own figure, stated as plus or minus 0.3 kg. DJI's product page states warranty coverage runs to 1,500 charging cycles or 12 months, whichever ends first, and its T100 user manual repeats the same 1,500-cycle figure in a separate maintenance table as the maximum replacement cycle. That figure does not appear on the specifications page's own spec block for this battery, or on the FAQ page; it is a warranty and maintenance figure, not a number DJI prints beside the battery's other specifications.
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Three DJI chargers reach this battery, and only the C10000 needs an adapter cable
The C12000 Intelligent Power Supply delivers 12,000 W maximum, at 62 VDC and 194 A, from a three-phase supply, and takes this battery from 30% to 95% in 8 to 9 minutes, DJI's own figure, under DJI's own stated conditions: sea level, ambient temperature 15 to 40 degrees C, and the battery cell itself between 15 and 75 degrees C for the fast rate to apply. The D14000iEP Multifunctional Inverter Generator delivers 11,500 W DC recharge output at 42 to 61.6 V, matches that same 8-to-9-minute charge figure, and DJI's own FAQ states it does not connect to grid power. The C10000 Intelligent Power Supply runs 9,000 W on a single-phase input, lower than either of the other two, and DJI's FAQ states its connector is not compatible with this battery directly; an adapter cable is required. My Surveying Direct carries that cable separately as the DB2100 Intelligent Flight Battery Adapter Cable. General charging temperature is 0 to 60 degrees C, with a narrower ideal range of 22 to 28 degrees C that DJI says prolongs battery life, and only one battery charges at a time on the air-cooled heat sink. DJI describes a triple air-channel cooling system that disperses heat during flight and while charging, and its user manual separately states the battery must be connected to that official heat sink, or a third-party heat dissipation device, to charge at all.
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Usage runs -5 to 45 degrees C, and DJI sets a stricter floor before you fly
DJI's safety guidelines put general usage between -5 and 45 degrees C (23 to 113 degrees F); DJI states a high temperature can cause fire or explosion, and a low temperature reduces performance. Before flying cold, DJI recommends the battery be at least 5 degrees C, and ideally above 20 degrees C, warmed if needed by hovering the aircraft, and states not to fly with the battery below 15% charge. DJI does not publish a self-heating function for this battery on its product page, specifications page, FAQ, user manual, or safety guidelines, unlike some other DJI Enterprise flight batteries. Before transporting, DJI says discharge the battery to 25% or lower and never move one above 30% charged, or a damaged one. For storage, DJI recommends charging to 40% to 60% rather than storing low, in a dry environment away from explosive or hazardous material and metal objects; beyond three months, DJI recommends a battery safety bag or box at -20 to 40 degrees C. DJI publishes no specific airline, IATA, or UN38.3 classification number for this battery on any page checked, and the charge-level rule above is the only transport-specific rule DJI states for it.
05 FOR UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
DJI publishes no packing list for this battery, so we confirm what ships before you order
No in-the-box or package-contents statement for the DB2160 appears on DJI's product or specifications pages, and neither of the two dealer pages checked states one either; we will confirm exactly what ships with your order before you buy. My Surveying Direct ships direct from the manufacturer and takes purchase orders from universities, colleges and government agencies. Call +1 888 850 6533, Monday to Friday, 9 to 5 Mountain Time, and a specialist will confirm which charger and generator combination fits your operation before you order.
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Specifications
What this battery fits
| Aircraft | DJI's own comparison table on the T100 product page names this battery, the DB2160, for both the DJI Agras T100 and the DJI Agras T70P. The T70P also has its own smaller DB1580 battery as an alternative; the DJI Agras T25P uses a different, smaller DB800 battery and does not take the DB2160 |
| Charging equipment | Three DJI devices charge this battery: the C12000 Intelligent Power Supply, the D14000iEP generator, and the C10000 Intelligent Power Supply with an adapter cable. Details and conditions for each are in the charging section below |
Capacity and connector
| Capacity, voltage and weight | 41,000 mAh, 52 V nominal, 14.7 kg (plus or minus 0.3 kg). DJI's own battery type is listed as Li-ion; DJI does not publish a cell count or a watt-hour energy figure for this battery on any page checked |
| Connector | 500 A high-power quick-connect terminal, DJI's own figure |
| Cycle life, under warranty | DJI rates this battery's warranty coverage at 1,500 cycles or 12 months, whichever ends first. DJI's own T100 user manual repeats 1,500 cycles as the maximum replacement cycle in its maintenance table, a second independent DJI surface stating the same number |
| Cooling | DJI's product and specifications pages describe a triple air-channel cooling system that disperses heat through airflow during flight and while charging; DJI's own user manual separately states the battery must be connected to the official air-cooled heat sink, or a third-party heat dissipation device, to charge at all |
Charging
| Fast charge time | 8 - 9 minutes from 30% to 95% charge, DJI's own figure, achieved through the C12000 Intelligent Power Supply or the D14000iEP generator. DJI's stated condition: sea level, ambient temperature 15 to 40 degrees C, and the battery cell itself between 15 and 75 degrees C for the fast rate to apply. Charging time varies with input power, altitude, and starting charge level |
| General charging temperature | 0 to 60 degrees C (32 to 140 degrees F). DJI states the ideal charging range is narrower, 22 to 28 degrees C (72 to 82 degrees F), and that charging inside that range prolongs battery life. Only one battery may be charged at a time on the air-cooled heat sink |
| C10000 Intelligent Power Supply | DJI's FAQ states the C10000's connector is not compatible with this battery directly. An adapter cable is required; My Surveying Direct carries that cable separately as the DB2100 Intelligent Flight Battery Adapter Cable. DJI's product page states the C10000's own charging figure is 9,000 W on a single-phase input, lower than either the C12000 or the D14000iEP |
| Charging on the C12000 Intelligent Power Supply | 12,000 W maximum at 62 VDC and 194 A, from a three-phase supply |
| Charging on the D14000iEP Multifunctional Inverter Generator | 11,500 W DC recharge output at 42 to 61.6 V. DJI's own FAQ states the generator does not connect to grid power |
Temperature limits and cold-weather flight
| General usage temperature | DJI's disclaimer and safety guidelines state this battery family should be used between -5 and 45 degrees C (23 and 113 degrees F). DJI states a high temperature can cause fire or explosion, and a low temperature reduces performance |
| Before flying in low temperature | DJI recommends the battery be at least 5 degrees C (41 degrees F), and ideally above 20 degrees C (68 degrees F), warmed if necessary by hovering the aircraft. DJI states not to fly with the battery below 15% charge |
| Self-heating | DJI does not publish a self-heating function for this battery on its product page, specifications page, FAQ, user manual, or safety guidelines, unlike some other DJI Enterprise flight batteries |
Safety and transport
| Before transporting | DJI states: do not transport a damaged battery, or one with a charge level above 30%. Discharge the battery to 25% or lower before transportation |
| Storage | DJI recommends charging to 40% to 60% before long-term storage rather than storing at a low level, and storing in a dry environment away from explosive or hazardous material and metal objects. For storage beyond three months, DJI recommends a battery safety bag or box at -20 to 40 degrees C (-4 to 104 degrees F) |
| General handling | DJI states: do not let liquid touch the battery or drop it in water; do not use non-official batteries (DJI's own document recommends official chargers rather than prohibiting third-party ones outright); do not use a battery that is swollen, leaking, or damaged; do not disassemble or pierce it; keep it away from children; do not use a battery that has been in a crash or heavy impact; do not store it near heat sources such as inside a vehicle on a hot day; do not store it for an extended period after fully discharging |
| Air travel and shipping | DJI publishes no specific airline, IATA, or UN38.3 classification number for this battery on any page checked, and does not carry a general airline-regulation reminder for it either. The only transport rule DJI states is the charge-level rule above |
Ordering
| The aircraft this battery powers | The DJI Agras T100 is carried as its own listing on this store |
| The C10000 adapter cable | The DB2100 Intelligent Flight Battery Adapter Cable, the accessory DJI names for pairing the C10000 with this battery, is carried as its own listing on this store |
| Speak to us | Call +1 888 850 6533 and a specialist will confirm which charger and generator combination fits your operation before you order |