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Dimensions (unfolded) |
887mm x 880mm x 378mm | 887mm x 880mm x 378mm | 887mm x 880mm x 408mm |
Dimensions (folded) |
716mm x 220mm x 236mm | 716mm x 220mm x 236mm | 716mm x 242mm x 236mm |
Weight |
3.80KG (TB50)
4.53KG (TB55)
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3.84KG (TB50)
4.57KG (TB55)
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4.27KG (TB50)
5.0KG (TB55)
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Max Payload |
2.34KG (TB50)
1.61KG (TB55)
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2.3KG (TB50)
1.57KG (TB55)
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1.87KG (TB50)
1.14KG (TB55)
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Max Flight Time |
27min (No Payload, with TB50)
38min (No Payload, with TB55)
13min (6kg Payload, with TB50)
24min (6kg Payload, with TB55)
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27min (No Payload, with TB50)
38min (No Payload, with TB55)
12min (6kg Payload, with TB50)
24min (6kg Payload, with TB55)
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23min (No Payload, with TB50)
32min (No Payload, with TB55)
13min (6kg Payload, with TB50)
24min (6kg Payload, with TB55)
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Gimbal Installation
Downward Gimbal Mount |
Supported | Supported | Supported |
Upward Gimbal Mount |
Not Supported | Supported | Supported |
Downward Dual Gimbal |
Not Supported | Supported | Supported |
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Dimensions |
887mm x 880mm x 378mm (unfolded)
716mm x 220mm x 236mm (folded)
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1668mm x 1518mm x 727mm with propellers, frame arms and GPS mount unfolded (including landing gear)
437mm x 402mm x 553mm with propellers, frame arms and GPS mount folded (excluding landing gear)
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427mm x 317mm x 425mm without propellers (landing mode) |
Number of Batteries |
2 | 6 | 2 |
Weight |
3.84KG (TB50)
4.57KG (TB55)
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9.5KG (with six TB47S batteries)
10KG (with six TB48S batteries)
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3.29KG (including two batteries, without gimbal and camera) |
Max Takeoff Weight |
6.14KG | 15.5KG (recommended) | 4KG |
Max Ascent Speed |
P Mode / A Mode / S Mode: 5m/s | 5m/s |
P-mode/A-mode: 5m/s
S-mode: 6m/s
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Max Descent Speed |
Vertical: 3m/s | 3m/s |
Vertical: 4m/s
Tilt: 4-9m/s
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Max Speed |
S Mode 23m/s
P Mode 17m/s
A Mode 23m/s
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40 mph / 65 kph (no wind) | 58 mph or 94 kph (Sport mode) |
Max Service Ceiling Above Sea Level |
2500m |
2170R propellers: 2500m
2195 propellers: 4500m
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2500m
5000m (with specially-designed propeller)
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Max Wind Resistance |
10m/s | 8m/s | 10m/s |
Max Flight Time |
27min (No Payload, with TB50)
38min (No Payload, with TB55)
13min (6KG Payload, with TB50)
24min (6KG Payload, with TB55)
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32min (No Payload, with TB47S)
38min (No Payload, with TB485)
16min (6KG Payload, with TB47S)
18min (6KG Payload, with TB48S)
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Approx. 27 min (with Zenmuse X4S) |
Motor Model |
DJI 3515 | DJI 6010 | DJI 3512 |
Propeller Model |
DJI 1760S | DJI 2170R | DJI 1550T |
Operating Temperature |
-20°C to 45°C | -10°C to 40°C | -20°Cto 40°C |
Gimbals
Compatible Gimbals |
Zenmuse X4S, Zenmuse X5S, Zenmuse Z30, Zenmuse XT | Ronin-MX; Zenmuse Z30, Zenmuse X5/X5R, Zenmuse X3, Zenmuse XT; Zenmuse Z15 Series HD Gimbal: Z15-A7, Z15-BMPCC, Z15-5D III, Z15-GH4 | Zenmuse X4S and Zenmuse X5S |
Remote Controller
Operating Frequency |
2.400-2.483 GHz; 5.725-5.850 GHz | 920.6 MHz to 928 MHz (Japan); 5.725 GHz to 5.825 GHz; 2.400 GHz to 2.483 GHz | 2.400-2.483 GHz; 5.725-5.850 GHz |
Video Output Ports |
USB, HDMI | HDMI, SDI, USB | USB, HDMI |
Operating Temperature |
-20°C to 40°C | -10°C to 40°C | -20°C to 40°C |
Charger
Model |
IN2C180 | MC6S600 | IN2C180 |
Rated Power |
180 W | 600 W | 180 W |
Battery
Model |
Standard: TB50; Optional: TB55 | Standard: TB47S; Optional: TB48S | Standard: TB50 |
Capacity |
4280mAh (TB50)
7760mAh (TB55)
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4500mAh (TB47S)
5700mAh (TB48S)
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4280mAh |
Voltage |
22.8V (TB50)
22.8V (TB55)
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22.2V (TB47S)
22.8V (TB48S)
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22.8V |
Energy |
97.58 Wh (TB50)
176.93Wh (TB55)
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99.9Wh (TB47S)
129.96Wh (TB48S)
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97.58Wh |
Net Weight |
520g (TB50)
885g (TB55)
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595g (TB47S)
680g (TB48S)
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515g |
MATRICE 200 SERIES VERSUS INSPIRE 2 & M600 PRO KEY FEATURES
Having looked through the available data, it’s clear that there are a lot of plus points to each of these models. The professional drone market has gone from a nascent sector with limited choice to a widely-supported industry in a short space of time and with the M200 range throwing its hat in the ring, it’s becoming difficult for businesses to choose which model is best suited to them. Read on for more details on each of DJI’s flagship professional models to help guide you towards the right drone for your industry.WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
First things first, here is what you can expect to find included with each of the models covered in this article:What's Included?
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APPEARANCE


PERFORMANCE

- 7km Operation Range
- 38min Max Flight Time (TB55s With No Payload)
- IP43 Level Ingress Protection
- 2kg Max Payload Capacity

BATTERY LIFE


CAMERA DETAILS

- Zenmuse XT: DJI’s premiere thermal solution for professionals.
- Zenmuse X4S: 20 MP stills with a leaf shutter and 4K footage at 60FPS.
- Zenmuse X5S: Micro 4/3 5.2K camera with a range of lens options.
- Zenmuse Z30: 30x zoom camera for industrial inspections.

WHICH DRONE IS BEST FOR MY INDUSTRY?
These three models all showcase DJI's commitment to providing high-quality airframes for commercial users but they aren't one-size-fits-all solutions. Before you decide which drone is best for your industry it's best to take into account their individual strengths and target market. Here are Heliguy's suggestions for effective use cases of the Matrice 200 series, the M600 Pro and the Inspire 2.Matrice 200 Series
The most recent Matrice models offer industrial users a great suite of features and compatible hardware to conduct activities such as surveying and mapping. Combined with software like the DJI GS Pro and the upcoming FlightHub, you're able to program in flight paths that are ideal for undertaking structural surveys or alternatively the creation of 3D models of specific areas and landmarks. Offering the user access to two sensor solutions at once with its dual mounting capability (M210 & M210 RTK), the potential for greater instantaneous data capture exceeds the other two models. It also contains all the smart features you've come to expect from DJI's product range as well as newly developed weatherproofing for increased robustness. This durable design and compatibility with DJI's enterprise range of Zenmuse models also make it a perfect fit for emergency services, search and rescue and disaster relief. Couple the available functionality with the M200 series' impressive level of portability for such a specialised commercial aircraft and you get a rig that offers professionals with an intuitive, easy-to-transport rig with a range of potential applications.
Recommended Use Cases: Mapping, Surveying & Emergency Services
Matrice 600 Pro
The M600 Pro is a heavy duty bit of kit designed to carry a range of high-quality cameras, not only from DJI's Zenmuse range but also from industry leaders in sensor technology like RED and Hasselblad thanks to the Ronin-MX gimbal. This means that if you're a professional aerial filmmaker, you're spoiled for choice when it comes to choosing your equipment. Aside from its benefits to filmmakers, there's also plenty of scope for industrial use. Compatible with the Zenmuse XT thermal and Z30 zoom cameras, the M600 Pro is also a feature-rich surveying tool. As a hexacopter, you're also guaranteed more stability in the air due to increased torque from its six powerful motors and the weight of the aircraft itself. However, the Matrice 600 Pro is the least portable of the models in this article. It's a sizeable aircraft designed for larger payloads and this alone may be enough turn some people off.
Recommended Use Cases: Aerial Filmmaking & Industrial Surveys
Inspire 2
Since its launch event on the Warner Bros. studio lot, DJI made it clear that the Inspire 2 was aimed squarely at photography and videography professionals looking for the highest possible quality. When carrying the X5S camera, users are able to access Apple ProRes and CinemaDNG formats via a license from DJI and field tests have shown it to be more than a match for the ARRI ALEXA MINI. A streamlined, transformable design which is built for speed and manoeuvrability ensures that the pilot (or alternatively an additional camera operator) are never left behind even during high-octane shoots. However, this isn't to say that there aren't industrial applications for this professional quadcopter due to its exceptional level of sensor quality but DJI's target market for the Inspire 2 has been firmly defined within the visual media sector.
Recommended Use Cases: Aerial Filmmaking & Photography
DJI MATRICE 200 SERIES FAQS
See below for answers to a range of frequently asked questions on the Matrice 200 series: What cameras is the M200 series compatible with? The Zenmuse X4S, Zenmuse X5S, Zenmuse XT and Zenmuse Z30 cameras. Does the M200 series feature Obstacle Avoidance & FlightAutonomy? The M200 Series has a FlightAutonomy system featuring 7 sensors. Its Forward Vision System can detect obstacles 30m ahead and the upward sensors can detect obstacles within 5m. Additionally, a downward vision positioning system supports precision hovering and landing. What is the difference between the Matrice models (i.e. M100, M200 & M600)? The main difference between the M200 Series and its predecessors is the closed-shell body design, which adds portability, intuitiveness and robustness. The M210 models can also support multiple payload configurations, an industry first. Is there a case included with the M200 series? A purpose-built travel case is included with space for 6 TB50 or TB55 batteries, 2 payload containers, 2 sets of propellers, one controller, one charger and charger hub, a CrystalSky tablet or Apple iPad and a manual. Can I take M200 batteries on a commercial flight? Most airlines allow TB50 batteries to be carried onto their aeroplanes, however, TB55 batteries exceed the allotted size for many airlines which could cause issues. To be sure, check with the airline prior to making travel plans. Also, when transporting batteries ensure they are discharged below 30% for safety. What happens if one of the batteries fails? The M200 series continuously checks battery status and will notify you through the DJI GO 4 app if a battery malfunctions. In this case, please land the aircraft immediately. Is there any extra setup required for the M210? Since the RTK system is built into the drone, you will simply have to fold out the arms and turn on the ground control unit to access the functionality. How is the upward payload attached? Follow these simple steps to utilise the upward gimbal functionality: Screw the upward gimbal mount on top of the drone and twist to lock the camera into position. To ensure stable GNSS lock while using this configuration, mount the included GNSS receiver onto the side of the drone. Is it possible to fly with both the XT and Z30 at the same time? Yes, when using the M210 or M210 RTK models. Can you mount a camera upwards and downwards at the same time? No. How long does it take to charge the remote controller? How long is the battery life? The M200 series remote controller is equipped with a 6,000mAh LiPo 2S battery. Fully charging this RC takes around 3 hours. It has a 4-hour lifespan from a full charge. Does the M200 come with a MicroSD card? Yes, a 16GB MicroSD comes as standard but it supports SD cards up to 128GB. Do I need to pair the batteries? No. Does the M200 Series support the Adobe CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes? No. Does the M200 have Return to Home functionality? Yes....
Keep checking back to Heliguy Insider for more in-depth VERSUS articles, product overviews and, of course, the latest news from the drone industry.
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