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We keep a decent stock of these, usually a couple hundred units ready to go, so lead time is typically 10-15 working days after order confirmation — for larger OEM runs, it might stretch to 25 days or so.
It's only 780 grams fully loaded, which is pretty much unheard of for a quadrotor with this kind of GPS return and obstacle avoidance, and that makes shippng costs a lot lower than you'd expect for an indutrial drone.
The 4K camera with EIS image stabilization actually holds up well in moderate wind, but don't expect broadcast-grade footage; it's built for survey work like farmland mapping or construction site progress checks, not cinematic shots.
Every unit gets a 72-hour power-on test and 12 rounds of remote signal checks before it ships, and we back that with a defect rate under 0.1% — you get a COA with each batch, but you'll want to confirm HPLC specs if you're doing anything beyond basic visual inspection.
MOQ is 50 units for standdard packaging, but our company can do smaller trial orders (typically 10-20) at a slightly higher per-unit price — just ask.
The 1300mAh battery gives you about 20 minutes of flight time, which is fine for most patrol missions, but if you're covering large acreage, you'll need a second set of batteries or a quick-charge station.
For OEM supply, the MOQ is typically 50 units per model. We can negotiate for smaller trial orders if you're just starting out.
Lead time is around 15-20 working days after order confirmation and payment. Larger orders may take a bit longer, but we'll give you a precise timeline upfront.
Yes, we include ISO9001 certification copies along with a factory inspection report for each batch. You'll get full documentation to verify quality standards.
Absolutely. We can adjust payload capacity, camera specs, or GPS return settings based on your needs. Just share your requirements, and our team will work out a solution.
Each drone comes in a reinforced foam-lined case to prevent damage during transit. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight—standard for most electronics.
