Batteries, chargers and nozzles: keeping a spray drone flying

Updated 11 October 2026

How many batteries?

A spray flight lasts about 7 to 10 minutes at full load. With a fast charger, three batteries per drone allow continuous work: one flying, one charging, one cooling.

Charger sizing

The DJI C10000 delivers up to 9,000 W and refills a DB1560 in about 9 to 12 minutes from three phase power or a suitable generator. Undersized chargers are the most common bottleneck in the field.

Battery care

Store at around 50 to 60% charge, keep batteries out of direct sun after flights, and watch the cycle count in the app. Lithium flight batteries are dangerous goods: transport them in the original case.

Centrifugal nozzles

Centrifugal (atomising) nozzles set droplet size by disc speed. Replace discs when worn, and motors when flow becomes uneven. On the Agras T50 the four nozzle kit raises flow from 16 to 24 L/min.

Shop the range

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  DJIDJI Agras T50

  Coaxial twin rotor spray and spread drone with a 40 L spray tank, 50 kg spreading payload, phased array radar and binocular vision.

  Price on request
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  DJIDJI Agras T25

  Compact, foldable one person spray drone with a 20 L tank and 25 kg spreading payload.

  Price on request
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  DJIDJI Agras T100

  DJI's flagship: 100 L spray tank, 150 L spreading tank and 85 kg lifting for the largest operations.

  Price on request