DJI Agras T100 Dual Battery Lifting System
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80 kg load capacity (ropes and hook included, measured at sea level), 805 x 960 x 669 mm, with a cable-fuse emergency escape function the standard, single-battery module does not have. Fits the T100 aircraft only, and ships as a separate part number from it.
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This kit fits the T100 aircraft only, and DJI's own documents leave the T70P question open
DJI's own lift-system warning states plainly: this lift system is only compatible with the T100 aircraft, and DJI instructs against using it on other products. Against that, the same lift system's own user manual is titled T70P / T100 Lift System User Manual. A DJI tutorial video is titled T100 and T70P Lift System Fuse Installation. DJI never resolves that divergence anywhere else it publishes. Flying a T70P? Call us and we will confirm compatibility before you order. This SKU is the dual battery version of two lift modules DJI sells for the T100. The standard, single-battery module is a separate part number, with different numbers throughout.
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This is the 80 kg dual battery module, not the 100 kg standard one, and the trade is real
DJI sells two lift modules for the T100. The standard, single-battery module carries a higher 100 kg load capacity and has no emergency escape feature. This dual battery module runs two batteries at once for longer endurance and carries a lower 80 kg load capacity. It also adds a cable-fuse escape function the standard module does not have. DJI's own condition on the 80 kg figure: it includes the weight of the ropes and hook, and is measured at sea level. The DJI Agriculture App then recommends the loading weight from the aircraft's status, the environment and the task. This module measures 805 x 960 x 669 mm, larger than the standard module's 805 x 764 x 669 mm.
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The lifting cable runs 10 m standard, and DJI recommends 10 to 15 m for a reason
The standard configuration ships a 10 m lifting cable. DJI's own recommended working range is 10 to 15 m. A cable that is too short increases swinging and risks the cargo striking the propellers. One that is too long risks the cargo touching the ground or the cable snagging trees or wires. DJI's own sling and hook requirements: sling length 10 to 15 m, sling diameter 8 mm or greater, made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene or aramid fiber. High-strength polyester is allowed as the inner core. The hook must withstand a pulling force of 500 kg or greater. The standard sling can be swapped for a different length within those requirements.
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Cable-fuse disconnection frees a trapped load, and only this dual battery module has it
DJI describes the emergency escape mode as the option to heat and cut the cable, freeing the aircraft if the hanging cargo becomes trapped or tangled. DJI's own specification page lists this feature for the dual battery module and does not list it for the standard, single-battery module. Attach the hook to a reserved knot or ring on the payload; DJI's instructions say not to use the sling itself to tie the payload.
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The aircraft does not steer around obstacles on its own during a lift
DJI states that its linear obstacle detection only supports the spraying and spreading payloads, not the lift system. During a lift operation the aircraft cannot automatically bypass an obstacle on the task route. If one is in the way, the operator adds a waypoint near it so the aircraft flies around it instead.
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Keep the load 10 m up and people 6 m back, and skip lift work in strong wind
DJI's own instructions call for the lifted cargo to stay at least 10 m above the ground. Ground crew must stay at least 6 m from the aircraft during a lift operation. DJI does not recommend lift operations in strong wind, since wind causes the cargo to swing continuously and can compromise flight safety. Avoid overloading: DJI warns it can cause severe aircraft shaking, loss of stability and, in extreme cases, loss of control. Avoid cargo with a large windward surface, since it is easily affected by wind and swings significantly. The kit's own IPX7 rating holds under stable laboratory conditions and is not permanent; it can decline with age, wear or a damaged seal. Water damage is not covered by the product warranty.
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DJI requires an authorized dealer for installation, and we will confirm your box contents before you order
DJI's own instructions state this lift system can only be installed by an officially authorized dealer, and advise against installing it yourself. DJI's own diagrams for the T100 Lift System name a landing gear module, a lift module including the 10 m sling and hook, and an accessories bag. There is no itemized quantity list, and the document never distinguishes the standard module from this dual battery one. Call us and we will confirm exactly what is in the box for your order before you buy. This lift system is a separate part number from the T100 aircraft, ordered alongside it rather than supplied with it. 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 we will confirm fit against your order before you buy.
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Specifications
Dual battery lifting module
| Dimensions | 805 mm x 960 mm x 669 mm |
| Load capacity | 80 kg. DJI's own condition: includes the weight of the ropes and hook, measured at sea level, with the DJI Agriculture App recommending the loading weight for the aircraft's current status, environment and task. Do not exceed the recommended value, which may affect flight safety |
| Lifting cable length, standard configuration | 10 m |
| Recommended cable length | 10 to 15 m. A shorter cable increases swinging and risks the cargo striking the propellers; a longer cable risks the cargo touching the ground or the cable snagging trees or wires on the ground |
| Emergency escape mode | Cable fuse disconnection and escape. DJI describes this as the option to heat and cut the cable to free the aircraft if the hanging cargo becomes trapped or tangled |
| Operating temperature | 0 degrees C to 40 degrees C |
What dual battery means, and how this module compares with the standard one
| Battery configuration | Runs two DJI Intelligent Flight Batteries at the same time rather than one, which DJI states is for scenarios requiring longer endurance |
| Compared with the standard, single-battery lifting module | The standard module carries a higher 100 kg load capacity and does not have the cable fuse escape feature. This dual battery module trades some load capacity for longer flight time and adds the emergency escape function |
Sling and hook requirements
| Sling length | 10 to 15 m |
| Sling diameter | 8 mm or greater |
| Sling material | Ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene or aramid fiber. High-strength polyester may be used as the inner core |
| Hook rated strength | Withstands a pulling force of 500 kg or greater |
| Replacing the sling | The standard sling can be swapped for a different length to meet operational needs, following DJI's own sling and hook requirements in the lift system user manual |
Fitting and using the lift system
| Installation | DJI's own instructions state this product can only be installed by an officially authorized dealer, and advise against the end user installing it themselves |
| Obstacle avoidance during lift operations | DJI states that linear obstacle detection supports the spraying and spreading payloads. During lift operations the aircraft does not automatically bypass obstacles, and the operator adds waypoints to route around them |
| Example cargo | DJI names saplings, fruits, fertilizers and building materials as example cargo, within the limits of local regulations |
| Wind limit for lift operations | DJI does not recommend lift operations in strong wind, since wind causes the cargo to swing continuously and can compromise flight safety |
| Minimum operating distances | DJI's own instructions call for the lifted cargo to stay at least 10 m above the ground and for ground crew to stay at least 6 m from the aircraft during a lift operation |
| Ingress protection | IPX7 under stable laboratory conditions (IEC 60529)DJI's own manual states this rating is not permanent and may decline with age and wear, that water damage is not covered by the product warranty, and that the rating can be reduced by a collision that deforms the seal, a cracked or damaged shell seal, or a waterproof cover that is not properly secured. DJI's own document names this rating inside a warning that otherwise reads as lift-system-specific but closes with a sentence naming a different DJI product by name; the rating and its failure scenarios are carried here regardless, since nothing else in the same document concerns that other product |