DJI Agras T70P Advanced Agricultural Drone

The DJI Agras T70P is DJI's agricultural drone for spraying, spreading and lifting, positioned below the flagship Agras T100. Per DJI, it carries a 70 L spray tank with a 70 kg operating payload, sprays at up to 30 L/min with the standard 2 nozzles (40 L/min with the optional 4), spreads from a 100 L tank at up to 400 kg/min, lifts up to 65 kg, and senses obstacles with front and rear millimetre-wave radar and a tri-eye vision system. HobiTech supplies it on request: price, configuration, batteries, charging and lead time are confirmed with your quote. With a maximum takeoff weight of up to 130 kg (per DJI), it sits in India's medium drone category. Sold by HobiTech, a genuine DJI dealer in Bengaluru, with a GST invoice and HobiTech's own 1-year warranty on the drone.

Key features

• 70 L spray tank: 70 kg operating payload, 4–11 m effective spray width and 50–500 μm droplets, per DJI.
• Up to 40 L/min flow: 30 L/min with the standard 2 nozzles, 40 L/min with the optional 4, from two magnetic-drive impeller pumps.
• Spreading System 4.0: 100 L tank, up to 400 kg/min for compound fertiliser and a 3–10 m spreading width.
• Lifting system: 65 kg load capacity on a 10 m cable.
• Radar and vision safety: front and rear millimetre-wave radar plus tri-eye vision, with obstacle detection up to 60 m, per DJI.
• Two battery options: DB1580 (30,000 mAh) or the larger DB2160, per DJI.
• Bright remote controller: the TKPL 2 has a 7-inch 1920×1200 touchscreen at 1,400 cd/m².

Watch: introducing the DJI Agras T70P

Official DJI Agriculture launch video for the Agras T70P (DJI Agriculture, 5 min 32 s).

Specifications (source: DJI)

Weight (including battery)	52 kg with the DB1580 battery; 56 kg with the DB2160 battery
Max takeoff weight (DB1580)	102 kg spraying (2 nozzles); 105 kg (4 nozzles); 126 kg spreading; 115 kg lifting
Max takeoff weight (DB2160)	126 kg spraying (2 nozzles); 130 kg (4 nozzles); 130 kg spreading; 118.5 kg lifting
Dimensions	3200×3520×960 mm (arms and propellers unfolded)
Max diagonal wheelbase	2440 mm
Spray tank	70 L, HDPE; operating payload 70 kg
Nozzles	2 standard (LX07550SX) or 4 optional mist nozzles (LX09550SX)
Max flow rate	30 L/min (2 nozzles); 40 L/min (4 nozzles)
Effective spray width	4–11 m
Droplet size	50–500 μm
Spreading system	100 L tank; max 400 kg/min (compound fertiliser); 3–10 m width
Lifting system	65 kg load; 10 m cable
Obstacle sensing	Front millimetre-wave radar (horizontal 360°), rear millimetre-wave radar, tri-eye vision; range up to 60 m
Operating temperature	0 °C to 40 °C
Max wind resistance	Less than 6 m/s
Flight battery	DB1580: 30,000 mAh, 52 V; or DB2160
Remote controller	TKPL 2: 7-inch LCD touchscreen, 1920×1200, 1,400 cd/m²

What you get from HobiTech

The Agras T70P is supplied on request and built to order. Spraying, spreading and lifting systems, the battery model and quantity, and the charger or generator are chosen for your farm or service business, so we confirm the exact kit, price and lead time with your quote.

Agras T70P or Agras T100?

	DJI Agras T70P, this page	DJI Agras T100
Spray tank	70 L, 70 kg payload	100 L, 100 kg payload
Max flow rate	30 L/min (2 nozzles); 40 L/min (4)	30 L/min (2 nozzles); 40 L/min (4)
Effective spray width	4–11 m	5–13 m
Spreading tank	100 L	150 L
Lifting capacity	65 kg	100 kg
Obstacle sensing	Millimetre-wave radar + tri-eye vision	Laser radar + radar + quad vision
Max takeoff weight	Up to 130 kg	Up to 177 kg
India weight class	Medium	Large
HobiTech price	On request	On request

Specifications from DJI. Browse both in the DJI Agras Series, or tell us your crop, acreage and terrain and we will recommend one.

Who the Agras T70P is for

• Drone spraying service providers moving up from smaller sprayers
• Farms and plantations that spray and spread across the season
• Farmer producer organisations and agri-service centres running shared equipment
• Operators who want a lighter drone than the T100, with spreading and lifting options

Is it legal to fly in India?

Yes, with the right approvals. With a maximum takeoff weight of up to 130 kg (per DJI), the Agras T70P falls in the medium drone category (more than 25 kg, up to 150 kg) under India's Drone Rules, 2021:

• You must register it on the DGCA eGCA portal and get a Unique Identification Number (UIN) before flying.
• The pilot needs a Remote Pilot Certificate for the drone's category.
• Third-party insurance is required.
• Pesticide spraying must follow the Government of India's standard operating procedure for drone application of pesticides, using products approved for drone use.
• Before each flight, check the Digital Sky airspace map for green, yellow and red zones.

Rules for agricultural drones are updated from time to time, so check the current requirements with us or on DGCA's eGCA portal before you fly.

Field tips for the Agras T70P

HobiTech's tips for spraying teams (general good practice; always follow the DJI user manual, the pesticide label and the government SOP):

• Respect the wind limit. DJI rates wind resistance below 6 m/s, and drift rises quickly in wind.
• Fly in the cooler hours. DJI rates operation from 0 °C to 40 °C; early morning also reduces evaporation and drift.
• Choose the battery for the job. The DB2160 raises the maximum takeoff weight for spraying, per DJI.
• Calibrate flow before each season. Check the actual flow rate and spray width against your dose rate.
• Plan battery rotation. Heavy spraying days need enough batteries and charging capacity to keep flying.
• Keep a safe distance from people and animals. Clear the field and mark a take-off zone before spraying.
• Wear protective equipment. Mix and load chemicals with gloves, a mask and eye protection.
• Clean the spray system after use. Flush the tank, pumps and nozzles to prevent clogging and cross-contamination.
• Keep obstacle sensing on. Trees, poles and wires at field edges are the main collision risks.
• Keep records. Log fields, products, doses and flight times for each job.

Warranty and HobiTech support

• 1-Year Premium Warranty from HobiTech, included free, on the DJI Agras T70P drone. It covers manufacturing defects; motor, gimbal and mechanical failures; flight controller, sensor and GPS faults; and battery and power faults under normal use.
• Not covered: accessories, including the remote controller, chargers, propellers and cables, and accidental or physical damage. Our in-house repair lab in Bengaluru can still fix these.
• How to claim: use the warranty claim form or call/WhatsApp +91 70225 26509. We usually reply within one business day.
• Extended 1-year and 2-year comprehensive warranties and an annual maintenance plan are available.
• Every order comes with a GST invoice.

Shipping and returns

• Free shipping across India by DTDC.
• The Agras T70P is built to order, so we confirm dispatch and delivery timing with your quote.
• Report damage in transit or missing items within 48 hours of delivery, with an unboxing video. The product must be unused and in its original packaging. Approved refunds go back to your original payment method.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the DJI Agras T70P in India?

The Agras T70P is priced on request, because the price depends on the systems, batteries and charging you choose. Contact us for a quote with a GST invoice.

What is the spray tank capacity of the Agras T70P?

70 L, with a 70 kg operating payload, per DJI.

How many nozzles does the Agras T70P have?

Two as standard, or four with the optional mist nozzles, per DJI.

What is the maximum flow rate?

30 L/min with the standard 2 nozzles and 40 L/min with the optional 4 nozzles, per DJI.

What is the spray width?

An effective spray width of 4–11 m, per DJI, depending on height, speed and nozzles.

Can the Agras T70P spread fertiliser and seed?

Yes. With Spreading System 4.0 it carries a 100 L tank and spreads up to 400 kg/min of compound fertiliser over a 3–10 m width, per DJI.

Can it lift loads?

Yes. The lifting system carries up to 65 kg on a 10 m cable, per DJI.

Do I need a licence to fly the Agras T70P in India?

Yes. It must be registered on DGCA's eGCA portal with a UIN, the pilot needs a Remote Pilot Certificate, and third-party insurance is required. Pesticide spraying must also follow the government SOP for drone application of pesticides.

What weather can it fly in?

DJI rates operation from 0 °C to 40 °C with wind resistance below 6 m/s.

Agras T70P or Agras T100?

The T100 carries more (100 L tank, 100 kg lifting) and adds laser radar. The T70P is lighter, with a 70 L tank and 65 kg lifting. Tell us your acreage and crops and we will recommend one.

What is the lead time?

The Agras T70P is built to order. We confirm the lead time with your quote.

Do you provide training and after-sales support?

Yes. We provide operator onboarding and service support, and can advise on DGCA-approved Remote Pilot Certificate training for your team.

Planning agricultural drone operations? Talk to our agriculture team or call/WhatsApp +91 70225 26509.