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Agras T25P

Compact four-rotor 20 L sprayer for smaller and irregular blocks.

Current model

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DJI Agras T25P, manufacturer photograph
DJI Agras T25P, manufacturer photograph
DJI Agras T25P, manufacturer photograph
DJI Agras T25P, manufacturer photograph

Photographs: DJI, from the manufacturer's product pages. Used with permission for editorial coverage.

Specifications

Every figure below is rendered directly from our source file, so this table cannot drift from what we verified. The source and check date sit alongside each value.

SpecificationValueSourceChecked
Aircraft
Weight26 kg (spraying, excl. battery); 33 kg (spraying, incl. battery)ag.dji.com
Max Takeoff Weight Spraying53 kgag.dji.com
Max Takeoff Weight Spreading60 kgag.dji.com
Max Diagonal Wheelbase1970 mmag.dji.com
Dimensions Spraying2650×2700×820 mm (unfolded); 1520×1580×820 mm (arms unfolded, propellers folded); 1120×700×850 mm (both folded)ag.dji.com
Dimensions Spreading2650×2700×850 mm (unfolded); 1520×1580×850 mm (arms unfolded, propellers folded); 1120×700×850 mm (both folded)ag.dji.com
Hovering AccuracyRTK enabled — ±10 cm horizontal, ±10 cm vertical; RTK disabled — ±60 cm horizontal, ±30 cm verticalag.dji.com
Max Configurable Flight Radius2000 mag.dji.com
Operating Temperature0 to 40 °Cag.dji.com
Max Wind ResistanceLevel 3 wind (<6 m/s)ag.dji.com
Propulsion
Motor Stator Size100×28 mmag.dji.com
Motor Kv59 rpm/Vag.dji.com
Rotor Configuration4 propellers, 50 inch, nylon carbon fibreag.dji.com
Spraying system
Spray Tank Capacity20 L — HDPE, operating payload 20 kgag.dji.com
Sprinkler ModelLX07550SX ×2 standard — rear nozzle distance 1420 mmag.dji.com
Droplet Size50–500 μmag.dji.com
Spray Width4–7 m — at a height of 3 m above the cropsag.dji.com
Delivery Pumps2 × impeller pump (magnetic drive)ag.dji.com
Max Flow Rate24 L/min — four nozzles; 16 L/min with twoag.dji.com
Spreading system
Spreading Tank Capacity30 L — maximum 25 kg inside the operation boxag.dji.com
Spreader TypeCentrifugal disc, feeder dischargeag.dji.com
Max Discharge Rate190 kg/min — compound fertiliserag.dji.com
Spread Width3–8 mag.dji.com
Compatible Material Diameter0.5–5 mm dry granulesag.dji.com
Sensing
Sensing Measurement Range≤60 m — Safety System 3.0; radar EIRP <20 dBm at 24.05–24.25 GHzag.dji.com
Obstacle Avoidance Speed≤10 m/s — effective avoidance height ≥1.5 m; safe distance 2.5 mag.dji.com
Sensing Field Of ViewFront phased array 360° horizontal, ±45° vertical, ±45° upward cone; rear phased array 360° vertical, ±45° horizontal; tri-camera 90° horizontal, 180° verticalag.dji.com
Battery and charging
BatteryDB800 Intelligent Flight Battery, 15500 mAh at 52.22 V — approx. 6.6 kgag.dji.com
Battery Charge Time9–12 minutes per batteryag.dji.com
GeneratorD6000i inverter generator — 6 kW engine, 20 L fuel — unleaded RON ≥91 under 10% alcohol; approx. 600 mL/kWh; SJ 10W-40 oil, 0.8 Lag.dji.com
Mains ChargerC8000 — 100–240 VAC input, 59.92 V / 100 A max output — 300×280×230 mm, 11.5 kg; over-voltage, over-charge, under-voltage and over-temperature protectionag.dji.com
Remote controller
Remote ControllerTKPL 2, 7-inch 1920×1200 LCD at 1400 cd/m²ag.dji.com
Controller Battery Runtime3.8 h internal; 3.2 h external — charges in 2 hours via 65 W USB-C, max 20 V, powered offag.dji.com
Controller Charging Temperature5 to 40 °C — storage -30 to 45 °C under a month, -30 to 30 °C for three months to a yearag.dji.com

What these figures mean in practice

Our reading of the specifications above. These are not manufacturer claims — every number below is derived from the table, and the trade-offs are ours.

The T25P against the T25 — nearly the same machine

Both are 20 L, four-rotor, 50-inch, 100×28 mm stator at 59 rpm/V, both on the DB800 and the C8000. The T25P is fractionally heavier at 26 kg dry against 25.4 kg, has a slightly wider 1970 mm wheelbase, and carries a smaller 30 L hopper against the T25's 35 L. If the spreading job matters, that 5 L and the 25 kg box limit are the difference.

The controller is newer than the airframe's sibling

The T25P ships the TKPL 2 controller — the same unit as the T70P and T100 — where the T25 uses the older RM700B. Brighter screen at 1400 cd/m² against 1200, and longer runtime at 3.8 hours against 3 hours 18. Worth knowing if you are running a mixed fleet and would rather not carry two controller types.

A slower obstacle-avoidance ceiling

Effective safe avoidance speed is ≤10 m/s here against ≤13.8 m/s on the T70P and T100. Same 60 m detection range and the same 2.5 m safe distance, but the aircraft must be flying slower for the system to guarantee the stop — which in practice caps how fast you can work a cluttered block.

Ordinary mains, no generator required

The C8000 takes 100–240 VAC and charges a DB800 in nine to twelve minutes. Together with the 1120×700 mm folded footprint, this is the configuration that fits in a ute and runs off a shed socket — which is the actual reason to choose it over anything larger.

Our coverage of the Agras T25P