Agras Series / Released 2025

DJI Agras T100

Agras Series Agriculture 75 kg standard spray / 177 kg global MTOW (AU/TR max 149.9 kg)
DJI Agras T100
75 kg standard spray / 177 kg global MTOW (AU/TR max 149.9 kg)
Takeoff Weight
4.7 min hover @175 kg/41000 mAh in DJI global manual test
Flight Time

About the DJI Agras T100

DJI Agras T100 is DJI’s flagship agricultural drone. DJI lists 75 kg for the standard two-nozzle spraying configuration, up to 177 kg maximum takeoff weight with the optional four-nozzle spraying setup, 100 L spraying capacity, 100 kg spreading payload, and dedicated lifting configurations. Weight and permitted load vary by equipment, battery, altitude, market, and the DJI Agriculture app recommendation. DJI limits maximum takeoff weight to 149.9 kg in Australia and Turkey.

Technical Specifications

ClassFlagship heavy-lift agricultural drone
Basic Empty Weight75 kg
Max Payload100 kg (at sea level)
Max Takeoff WeightDJI global figure at sea level: 175 kg with two nozzles or 177 kg with four. Australia and Turkey: 149.9 kg maximum under the current DJI English specs footnote; the DJI Agriculture app may recommend less.
Top Speed / Never Exceed20 m/s (EU/JP/KR: 13.8 m/s)
Max Ascent / Descent Speed3 m/s
Hover Time4.7 min @ 175 kg with 41000 mAh battery
Max Wind ResistanceOperate below 6 m/s: current DJI English online specs say <6 m/s; User Manual v1.0 lists 6 m/s. Follow the current regional guidance and site conditions.
Max Takeoff Altitude4500 m
Ingress ProtectionIP67 applies to the aircraft core modules under stable laboratory conditions in DJI User Manual v1.0. Protection is not permanent; damaged seals or unsecured covers reduce it, and water damage is excluded from warranty.
SensingLiDAR + vision system + forward/rear radar
Battery41000 mAh Li-ion Intelligent Flight Battery
Power / Lift EcosystemD14000iE inverter generator; T100/T70P Lift System
Data SourceDJI Agras T100 User Manual v1.0 (official)
Regional Operating LimitAustralia and Turkey: keep maximum takeoff weight at or below 149.9 kg per current DJI English official specs. Confirm local rules, exact configuration and DJI Agriculture app loading recommendation.
Current Official Specshttps://ag.dji.com/t100/specs (English regional reference checked 2026-10-16)

Common Failure Modes

Impact, arm or airframe damage high

Symptoms: Bent or cracked frame arm, loose arm sleeve, abnormal vibration, or visible crash damage.

Likely areas: frame arms, arm sleeves, landing gear, motor mounts

Agricultural airframes carry heavy loads — inspect arms and fasteners before every operation and after any hard landing.

Spraying system fault high

Symptoms: Nozzle clog, uneven spray width, pump noise, flow-meter error, or tank leak.

Likely areas: nozzles/sprinklers, delivery pump, flow meter, tank seals, hoses

Flush the spraying system with clean water after each operation; never leave chemicals in the tank or lines.

Motor or ESC abnormality high

Symptoms: Motor start failure, rough spin, propulsion warning, overheating, or unstable hover under load.

Likely areas: motor, ESC, arm wiring, power connectors

High-payload propulsion wears faster than consumer drones — follow the manual's inspection cycle (typically every 100 flight hours).

Radar / sensing or RTK issue medium

Symptoms: Terrain-follow instability, obstacle warnings, positioning drift, or RTK fix loss.

Likely areas: radar modules, RTK antennas, GNSS module, cabling

Clean radar and antenna surfaces of chemical residue and dust before calibrating or replacing hardware.

Repair Notes

Chemical safety

Drain and flush the tank and lines before any service. Wear protective equipment — residue on the airframe is normal after operations.

Pre-service check

Confirm the exact model, variant, error message and visible damage before selecting parts. Agras parts differ between generations even when they look similar.

Power safety

Remove the flight battery before opening anything. High-capacity agricultural batteries store far more energy than consumer packs.

Post-repair calibration

After replacing radar, RTK, propulsion or airframe parts, run the required calibration and a controlled low-altitude hover test WITHOUT payload first.

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DJI Agras T100 — frequently asked questions

What is the maximum flight time of the DJI Agras T100?
DJI User Manual v1.0 reports 4.7 minutes of hovering at 175 kg takeoff weight with the 41000 mAh battery, at sea level, below 3 m/s wind and 25°C. This is a controlled full-load example, not a general maximum for every region or configuration.
Does the DJI Agras T100 have the same takeoff-weight limit in every country?
No. DJI lists 175 kg with two nozzles or 177 kg with four in its general sea-level configuration, but its current English specs footnote caps maximum takeoff weight at 149.9 kg in Australia and Turkey. Use the local rules and DJI Agriculture app recommendation for the exact operation.
What battery does the DJI Agras T100 use?
41000 mAh Li-ion Intelligent Flight Battery. Use only DJI-approved batteries and follow the intelligent battery guidance.
What is the top speed of the DJI Agras T100?
Maximum speed is 72 km/h (20 m/s; EU/JP/KR 13.8 m/s).
What should I check if the DJI Agras T100 has a problem?
Record the exact configuration and DJI Agriculture app warnings. Inspect airframe/fasteners, motors, spray or spreading hardware, battery connections and LiDAR/radar/vision as applicable; stop use after impact, water ingress or unstable propulsion and request a unit-specific assessment.
How often does the DJI Agras T100 need maintenance?
DJI defines service by flight hours or calendar time (whichever comes first). See the DJI Maintenance Database for the exact agras intervals and wearing-part cycles.
Where can I get a DJI Agras T100 repaired?
Request an assessment through Reboot Hub. Serviceability, parts, cost and timing depend on the exact aircraft and are confirmed before a repair is accepted. Open a repair ticket.
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