Agras T25P
Aircraft
- Configuration
- Quad-rotor
- Diagonal wheelbase
- 1850 mm
- Take-off weight (max)
- 52 kg (spray) / 64 kg (spreader)
- Empty weight
- 32 kg
- Operating temp
- 0–40°C
Spray System
- Tank capacity
- 20 L
- Spray width
- 10 m effective
- Spray rate (max)
- 16 L/min
- Droplet size
- 50–500 μm
- Throughput
- 17 ha/hr
Spreader System
- Hopper capacity
- 25 L
- Spread width (max)
- 7 m
- Spread rate (max)
- 80 kg/min
- Particle size
- 0.5–5.0 mm
Positioning
- RTK precision
- ±2 cm horizontal
- GNSS
- GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou
- Obstacle sensing
- Active radar, front + rear
- Terrain follow
- Yes
Agras T25P Aircraft
Quad-rotor airframe with integrated spray system, FPV cameras, and active radar.
DB1560 Battery (T50-compatible)
29,000 mAh intelligent flight batteries. Cross-compatible with the Agras T50.
DJI RC Plus 2
7-inch touchscreen controller running DJI Agras.
C1000 Charger
Mains-powered fast charger compatible with DB1560 batteries.
20L Spray System
Tank, pump, boom, and nozzle set.
The Agras T25P platform is compatible with:
- Batteries: DB1560 (29,000 mAh) intelligent flight battery — minimum 2 required, 4 recommended for working operations.
- Charger: C8000 mains charger (included).
- Controller: DJI RC Plus 2 (included).
- RTK: D-RTK 3 mobile or ground-based station. Required for autonomous mission flying.
- Software: DJI Agras app (included).
- Payloads: 20L spray system (included). Spreader hopper attachment available separately.
The T25P is not compatible with T100 / T50 series accessories.
Document downloads coming soon. Contact enquiries@dronehab.com.au for current documentation.
Frequently Asked
Lower take-off weight (52 kg vs 92 kg), smaller battery requirement, lower price point, and easier transport make the T25P the right tool for orchards, smaller properties, and operators just getting into commercial spray work. If you are flying broadacre, the T50 will out-throughput it.
Operators flying the T25P commercially need a Remote Pilot Licence (RePL). The aircraft itself registers under CASA's drone scheme. Dronehab partners with FPV Australia for RePL training.
Yes. The spreader hopper attachment is sold separately and bolts to the same airframe. Swap takes 5–10 minutes in the field.
Around 8–10 minutes per battery in working conditions (depending on tank load and wind). Two batteries minimum, four recommended for extended sessions.
Twelve months manufacturer warranty plus ongoing Dronehab support from our Mackay base. We handle Agras warranty and out-of-warranty repairs in-house.