DJI

Agras T55

Four-rotor spray platform with a 50 L tank and the highest documented flow rate in the Agras line.

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DJI Agras T55, manufacturer photograph

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
Weight45 kg with DB1050 battery; 48.4 kg with DB1580 battery — standard two nozzles and 50 L tank, both including batteryag.dji.com
Max Takeoff Weight Spraying95 kg (DB1050, 2 nozzles); 99 kg (DB1050, 4 nozzles); 99 kg (DB1580, 2 nozzles); 103 kg (DB1580, 4 nozzles)ag.dji.com
Max Takeoff Weight Spreading104 kg (DB1050); 108 kg (DB1580)ag.dji.com
Max Takeoff Weight Hoisting84 kg (DB1050); 89 kg (DB1580)ag.dji.com
Max Diagonal Wheelbase2415 mmag.dji.com
Dimensions3190×3570×934 mm (arms and propellers unfolded); 1800×2170×934 mm (arms unfolded, propellers folded); 1120×896×934 mm (both folded)ag.dji.com
Hovering AccuracyRTK enabled — ±10 cm horizontal, ±10 cm vertical; RTK disabled — ±0.6 m horizontal, ±0.3 m vertical — with strong GNSS signalag.dji.com
Max Configurable Flight Radius2 kmag.dji.com
Operating Temperature0 to 40 °Cag.dji.com
Max Wind Resistance6 m/sag.dji.com
Propulsion
Motor Stator Size155×16 mmag.dji.com
Motor Kv55 rpm/Vag.dji.com
Rotor Configuration4 pairs of 62-inch propellers, carbon fibre compositeag.dji.com
Spraying system
Spray Tank Capacity50 L — HDPE, operating payload 50 kgag.dji.com
Sprinkler ModelLX09050DX centrifugal ×2 standard, or LX09510DX mist ×4 optional — nozzle distance 1800 mm with the standard twoag.dji.com
Droplet Size50–500 μmag.dji.com
Spray Width4–11 mag.dji.com
Delivery Pumps2 × impeller pump (magnetic drive)ag.dji.com
Max Flow Rate50 L/min — four optional nozzles; 40 L/min with the standard twoag.dji.com
Spreading system
Spreading Tank Capacity80 L — DS80L system, operating payload 55 kgag.dji.com
Spreader TypeCentrifugal disc, screw-feeder dischargeag.dji.com
Max Discharge Rate400 kg/min — compound fertiliserag.dji.com
Spread Width3–10 mag.dji.com
Compatible Material DiameterExtra-large auger 0.5–10 mm (fertiliser, wheat, feed); medium auger 4–6 mm (rice); optional large auger 4–10 mm; optional small-medium auger 0.5–2 mm (crayfish and prawn feed); optional small auger 0.5–4 mmag.dji.com
Lifting system
Lifting Capacity40 kg — DL100 system; 10 m cable standard, 10–15 m recommendedag.dji.com
Sensing
Sensing Measurement Range60 m — radar EIRP <20 dBm (NCC/KC/CE/FCC), <13 dBm (MIC)ag.dji.com
Obstacle Avoidance Speed≤13.8 m/s — effective avoidance height ≥1.5 m; safe distance 2.5 m after brakingag.dji.com
Sensing Field Of ViewFront radar 360° horizontal, ±45° vertical; top, downward and rear radar ±45° in both axes; tri-vision 360° horizontal, 180° vertical; FPV camera 86° horizontal, 155° verticalag.dji.com
Sensing Power ConsumptionFront radar 36 W peak; downward vision radar 3.5 W peak; rear radar 3.5 W peakag.dji.com
Battery and charging
BatteryDB1050 — 20000 mAh at 52.5 V, 8.3 ±0.3 kg; or DB1580 — 30000 mAh at 52 V, 11.7 ±0.3 kgag.dji.com
Battery Charge Time8–9 minutes — DB1050 from 30% to 95%, on either the generator or the C7000ag.dji.com
GeneratorD8000iE inverter generator — DC 42–61.6 V / 6500 W, 20 L fuel, 46 ±0.5 kg — operating range -20 to 40 °C; unleaded RON ≥91 under 10% alcohol; approx. 500 mL/kWh; SN 15W-50 oil, 0.8 Lag.dji.com
Mains ChargerC7000 (CSX711-7000) — 7000 W on three-phase 380 V, 2000 W on single-phase 220 V — 460×160×80 mm, 8.5 kg; output 50–62 V; operating range -20 to 40 °Cag.dji.com
Remote controller and RTK
Remote ControllerDJI RC Plus 2 AG (TKPL 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 with the controller powered offag.dji.com
RelayRL0265 — 8 km (FCC), 4 km (MIC/KCC/CE), 5 h operating time, IP55 — 630 g, 6500 mAh, charges in 2.5 hag.dji.com
Rtk ModuleD-RTK 3 AG — 15 km (FCC), 8 km (CE/JP), 7 h operating time, IP67 — GPS L1/L2/L5, BeiDou B1I/B2I/B3I/B1C/B2A/B2B, Galileo E1/E5a/E5b/E6, GLONASS G1/G2, QZSS, L-BANDag.dji.com
Rtk Positioning AccuracyNetwork RTK — 0.8 cm + 1 ppm horizontal, 1.5 cm + 1 ppm vertical (RMS); PPP satellite service — 30 cm horizontal, 40 cm elevation (RMS), 20 min convergence — 1 ppm is 1 mm of accuracy lost per kilometre from the base stationag.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 fastest-emptying tank in the range

At the optional four-nozzle rate of 50 L/min the 50 L tank is gone in sixty seconds flat, and even the standard two-nozzle 40 L/min empties it in a minute fifteen. Nothing else in the Agras line moves liquid that fast relative to its capacity — the T100 carries twice as much but takes two and a half minutes to put it out. This is a machine built for high application rates over short passes, and it will expose a slow ground crew faster than any other model here.

The only one specified to work below freezing on the ground

The airframe is rated 0–40 °C like its siblings, but the D8000iE generator and C7000 charger are both specified from -20 °C, where the T70P and T100 equivalents start at 0 °C. For anyone doing early-season work in cold country, the ground equipment is the part that usually fails first, and here it is rated for it.

Lighter ground kit than the bigger models

The D8000iE is 46 kg against the D14000iE's 87 kg, and the C7000 is 8.5 kg against the C12000's 13.13 kg. The trade is charge power — 7000 W three-phase against 12000 W — but with the smaller DB1050 pack at 20 Ah the charge time still comes out at eight to nine minutes. Half the weight to move between paddocks for the same turnaround is a real operational difference.

Two batteries, two aircraft

The DB1050 is 8.3 kg and 20 Ah; the DB1580 is 11.7 kg and 30 Ah. Fitting the larger one adds 3.4 kg to the airframe but raises spraying maximum takeoff weight by 4 kg and spreading by 4 kg — so the heavier pack very nearly pays for itself in payload while adding half again as much energy.

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