It is IP55 rated. Do not fly in rain heavier than 100 mm/24 h*.

* After operating in the rain, wipe the aircraft dry before storing it to prevent moisture from compromising device performance.

6-Directional Fisheye Vision System (4 upward, 2 downward)
Horizontal Rotating LiDAR
Three-Directional mmWave Radar (forward, upward, and downward)
Downward ToF Infrared Sensor

Wire-level obstacle sensing capability:
When directly facing a transmission line (21.6 mm steel-core aluminum stranded wire), obstacle sensing is supported at speeds up to 21 m/s.
When directly facing a distribution line (12 mm steel-core aluminum stranded wire), obstacle sensing is supported at speeds up to 15 m/s.

Obstacle sensing performance may vary depending on environmental conditions (such as cloud, fog, rain, or snow), as well as the material, position, and shape of the target object.
Due to the limitations of the safety system, the aircraft cannot actively avoid fast-moving objects; please fly with caution in such environments. Refer to the user manual for more information.
The mmWave radar function may be unavailable or restricted in some countries or regions. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.

No.

The aircraft holds EASA C2/C6 and UK CAA UK2/UK6 certifications.

To meet EASA C5 or UK CAA UK5 operational requirements, a dedicated C5 (UK5) combo is required.

When using DJI RC Plus 3 Enterprise for the first time, connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or a smartphone hotspot, and then follow the instructions on the remote controller to activate the device. After activating DJI RC Plus 3 Enterprise, use the DJI Pilot 2 app to connect the remote controller with the DJI Matrice 5T aircraft, and follow the prompts on the DJI Pilot 2 app interface to activate the aircraft.

You can connect to Network RTK via Wi-Fi on the remote controller.

Remote controller.

It has three external E-Port V3 ports.

No. However, the standard propellers support flights up to 7,000 meters above sea level.

DJI Matrice 5 Series Propellers and DJI Matrice 5 Series Anti-Ice Propellers.

The arms are constructed from lightweight, high-strength carbon fiber. After extended use, slight surface wear may appear at the contact surfaces due to high-frequency operational vibrations. This is normal mechanical wear and does not affect routine use.

1. Always install the gimbal protector on the rotating LiDAR when it is not in use.
2. If the dome becomes dirty, promptly clean it with the included cleaning cloth to ensure optimal obstacle sensing performance.

Yes, DJI Matrice 5T supports onboard relay and can provide relay functionality for two additional Matrice 5T aircraft at a time.
Avoid operating in areas with strong electromagnetic interference to maintain stable relay performance.

This feature is unavailable in countries or regions without 5GHz frequency support. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.

Yes, but it only supports D-RTK 3 configured in Base Station mode.

Yes. The aircraft features dual built-in DJI Cellular Dongle 2 modules.

No. DJI Matrice 5T accessories are not compatible with the DJI Matrice 4 Series.

Yes. TimeSync 2.0 provides the following capabilities:
1. Outputs precise mid-exposure timestamps, achieving microsecond-level synchronization.
2. Synchronizes system time across the camera, gimbal, flight controller, and onboard RTK module.
3. Features next-generation real-time pose compensation that integrates aircraft and gimbal attitude data to write the precise camera optical center (exit pupil) position into the image metadata.

Always place the aircraft flat and securely inside the designated carrying case. To prevent surface scratches or hardware damage, do not store unrelated objects inside the case or the Charging Hub compartment.

Yes.

Up to four photos, including the Wide, Tele, Thermal, and current Fusion Mode views.

The current Fusion Mode view is only saved when Fusion Mode is enabled.

PIP (Picture-in-Picture) Mode: When enabled, the thermal view is displayed within the visible-light view as an inset window. If the zoom level exceeds the thermal camera’s maximum zoom range, the thermal and visible-light views will automatically fuse.
Overlay Mode: When enabled, the thermal view fuses with the visible-light view once the visible-light zoom level reaches 2× or higher.

Monochrome night vision can be enabled manually when the zoom level reaches 11× or higher.

Yes. However, temporary fogging on the lens surface may occur when operating in environments with rapid temperature changes. This is normal and will dissipate shortly.

Under good lighting conditions, the Tele camera automatically switches to an 8K mode at zoom levels of 26× or higher, which enhances image clarity.

Once you enable Boat Launch, these warnings will disappear.

Turn off Dynamic Home Point and then turn it back on. If the issue continues, fully close the app and reopen it.

Yes. When Boat Launch is enabled, the downward obstacle sensing is automatically disabled to allow for automatic takeoff and landing. If you fly over land or other environments, make sure to check the status of downward obstacle sensing to ensure safe operation.

1. It is recommended to use the rear of the vessel for takeoff and landing.
Operations are best conducted when ship speed is below 10 knots and wind speed is under 5 m/s; exercise caution in other environments.

2. Reserve a flat, unobstructed area of 3 m × 3 m on the deck for takeoff and landing. Ensure there is clear overhead space. Place the official landing point pattern in the center, making sure its size, color, and shape match DJI’s specifications. Do not attach any payloads to the underside of the aircraft.

3. During takeoff and landing, use the remote controller’s live video feed together with direct visual observation to quickly notice any changes in the surrounding environment.

4. After the aircraft detects the landing point pattern, the remote controller will have sound and vibration alerts. You can press the C1 button to trigger auto landing.

5. During auto landing, when the aircraft is above the landing point pattern, continue to hold the throttle stick down to ensure a fast descent and reduce the risk of failed landing due to sudden changes in the environment.

6. During auto landing, the aircraft may automatically ascend due to failure in recognizing the landing point pattern, and exit landing mode if it rises above 20 meters. If the landing point pattern is successfully recognized during ascent, it will automatically re-enter landing mode.

This is normal. Remain stationary and wait for satellite signals to converge so the aircraft can obtain a stable position fix. This usually takes about 20 to 30 seconds, and may take longer if the signal is weak.

Power on the aircraft while holding it in your hands. After startup is complete, place the aircraft back on the vessel. The warning will disappear.

In windless conditions, the power line inspection feature supports single-, twin-, quad-, hexa-, and octo-bundled conductors, as well as ground wires, with an inclination of less than 40°.

No, RTK is not mandatory. The aircraft can automatically follow the elevation changes (sag) of the power lines while flying laterally, without relying on pre-built 3D models or high-accuracy flight routes.
However, if you need to use the POS data from the photos for defect localization during post-processing, we recommend enabling RTK.

No. If the aircraft encounters obstacles (like trees or buildings) close to the lines, it will automatically brake and hover. You must manually fly over the obstacle, capture the missed conductor section, and then resume the inspection task.

For flight safety reasons, flying between phases (inter-phase inspection) is not recommended, as DJI Matrice 5T needs to fly in close proximity to the conductors.

Yes, you can manually adjust the gimbal pitch during the inspection.

We recommend performing inspections on clear, well-lit days. If your photos are blurry or grainy, try reducing the shooting distance, zooming in more, or lowering the flight speed.

This feature is available globally.

No. The feature does not support 8K mode. 8K offers minimal visual improvements; instead, it consumes additional system resources and increases the time between shots.

Currently, this feature only saves photos captured by the zoom camera (visible light).

1. The Antenna Panel houses built-in video transmission antennas. Direct the panel toward the aircraft during operation for optimal transmission quality.
2. When the remote controller is activated, unfolding the Antenna Panel automatically powers on the device.

No.

Yes. However, it is recommended to use the USB-C port on the DJI 515W Power Adapter, or a third-party USB Power Delivery (PD) charger with a minimum output of 65 W.

Yes.

It is a reserved port for development; it does not support charging.

When using the standard DJI 515W Charging Hub and DJI 515W Power Adapter in a 25° C (77° F) environment:
0% to 100%: approx. 45 minutes
0% to 95%: approx. 40 minutes
10% to 95%: approx. 31 minutes

Charging time may increase at higher or lower temperatures, depending on the ambient temperature and battery status.

Yes, it supports self-heating at low temperatures.

The battery compartment features a dual-stage latch design. When installing the battery into the aircraft, push firmly until it engages the second stage.
To confirm proper installation, ensure the orange marks on the battery are completely hidden from view.

It supports firmware updates and provides power output to external devices.

515 W.

This is typically caused by the battery not being fully engaged into the second-stage latch before takeoff. Return to home or land immediately, and verify that the battery is securely installed.

The following methods can be used to upgrade the firmware:
1. Connect the aircraft to the computer to upgrade the firmware of the aircraft and remote controller through DJI Assistant 2 (Enterprise Series).
2. Use DJI Pilot 2 to update the firmware of the aircraft and the remote controller.
3. Visit the official DJI website to download the offline firmware update package for the aircraft and remote controller. Then, insert the SD card storing the firmware package into the remote controller for offline update.

DJI Pilot 2 app and other software developed by using MSDK.

No.

Yes. DJI Matrice 5T supports remote control of flights, gimbal cameras, PSDK accessories, and route-related functions through DJI FlightHub 2.

It supports Payload SDK, Mobile SDK, and Cloud API.
For technical support, contact dev@dji.com.

You can visit DJI Developer for relevant information or contact dev@dji.com for technical assistance.

No. Please confirm the applicable countries and regions with your dealer before purchasing.

DJI Matrice 5T features two built-in DJI Cellular Dongle 2 modules. They act as mutual backups and consume their respective data simultaneously.

DJI AS2 Speaker supports recording, media import, text-to-speech functions, real-time broadcasting, and echo cancellation.
It also features a new 5-color strobe light to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of emergency search and rescue operations.

It is exclusively compatible with DJI Matrice 5T.

1. After inserting the USB-C connector of the speaker into the corresponding port on the aircraft, press firmly to ensure a secure seal for optimal water resistance.
2. Align the mounting screws with the screw holes on the aircraft, then use the provided tool to tighten them securely.
3. After installation, connect to the internet, activate the speaker and calibrate the aircraft compass according to the app prompts. If a firmware update prompt appears, update to the latest firmware.

Pay attention to the following when using the speaker:
1. After installing the speaker, the aircraft’s propulsion performance and flight time will be affected. Fly with caution.
2. Use the standard remote controller to play human voices for optimal playback effect. It is not recommended to play single-frequency sounds to avoid irreversible damage to the speaker.
3. DO NOT use the speaker near people or in an urban area where noise-sensitive structures are concentrated, as the loudness could lead to accidents or injuries.

Speak close to the top of the remote controller microphone and maintain a steady pace.

It supports shortcuts to start/stop real-time broadcasting. For quick access during operations, you can assign these functions to the customizable buttons on the remote controller under Customize RC Buttons in the DJI Pilot 2 app.

Install the speaker on the aircraft. When the aircraft firmware is upgraded, the speaker will be upgraded simultaneously. There are three ways to upgrade the firmware:
1. Connect the aircraft to the computer and use DJI Assistant 2 (Enterprise Series) to upgrade.
2. Click on the firmware upgrade in the main interface of the app to upgrade directly.
3. When the app prompts for a consistency upgrade, click Upgrade.

1. It features Lighting and Strobe modes. The Lighting mode includes Flood, Spotlight, and All sub-modes; the Strobe mode includes Slow Flash, Fast Flash, and Alternating sub-modes.
2. It supports enabling and disabling the Follow Gimbal Orientation function.

It is exclusively compatible with DJI Matrice 5T.

1. Before installation, unfold the spotlight arms on both sides.
2. After inserting the USB-C connector of the spotlight into the corresponding port on the aircraft, press firmly to ensure a secure seal for optimal water resistance.
3. Align the mounting screws with the screw holes on the aircraft, then use the provided tool to tighten them securely.
4. After installing the spotlight, connect to the internet and activate the spotlight according to the app prompts. If a firmware update prompt appears, update to the latest firmware.

Pay attention to the following when using the spotlight:
1. Before powering on, ensure the spotlight lens faces upward. If it faces downward, the spotlight gimbal will hit the ground during its self-check, fail to complete the process, and enter a protective state. The self-check will automatically complete after takeoff.
2. Installing the spotlight will affect the aircraft’s propulsion performance and flight time. Fly with caution.
3. When the spotlight is turned on, the vision system may be affected. Fly with caution.
4. DO NOT point the spotlight directly at people’s eyes to avoid causing eye damage.
5. The spotlight may become hot after prolonged operation. Please be careful to avoid burns.

1. When using the spotlight at higher flight altitudes, atmospheric moisture and suspended particles may wash out the image. Enable the electronic defogging function to achieve better image quality.
2. It is recommended to appropriately reduce the brightness of the spotlight and turn it on as needed to minimize the impact on the aircraft’s flight time.

Yes. In the spotlight settings, you can choose to disable the Follow Gimbal Orientation.
Please note that once disabled, the spotlight will maintain its current angle; when re-enabled, the spotlight will automatically adjust to align with the gimbal’s orientation. This function is enabled by default upon aircraft restart.

It supports shortcuts to turn on/off the spotlight and enable strobe mode. For quick access during operations, you can assign these functions to the customizable buttons on the remote controller under Customize RC Buttons in the DJI Pilot 2 app.

Install the spotlight on the aircraft. When the aircraft firmware is upgraded, the spotlight will be upgraded simultaneously. There are three ways to upgrade the firmware:
1. Connect the aircraft to the computer and use DJI Assistant 2 (Enterprise Series) to upgrade.
2. Click on the firmware upgrade in the main interface of the app to upgrade directly.
3. When the app prompts for a consistency upgrade, click Upgrade.

Yes. You must install the spotlight first, followed by the speaker.

1. The product may be damaged or malfunction due to external impacts. Please handle with care during use and avoid dropping it.
2. When storing the spotlight, ensure the lens faces inward toward the aircraft body to prevent scratches.
3. The aircraft can be directly stored in the carrying case with the spotlight installed.