The same folding airframe as the 4E, plus a radiometric 640 × 512 thermal camera at 12 μm, NIR illumination and an 1800 m laser rangefinder — powerline, public safety and night search work. Supplied only with export documentation in place; the licence timeline is quoted into your delivery schedule.
Uncooled VOx radiometric sensor, f/1.0, sensitivity ≤50 mK at 30 Hz. Super-resolution lifts stills and video to 1280 × 1024; 28× digital zoom on the thermal channel.
Point and area temperature measurement — ±2 ℃ (high gain) or ±5 ℃ (low gain), with ten palettes from white-hot to isotherm. 16-bit R-JPEG stills keep the data.
NIR auxiliary illumination plus a Night Scene mode that pushes the wide camera to ISO 409600 — utility corridors and search grids don't wait for daylight.
Wide at 24 mm f/1.7, medium tele at 70 mm, tele at 168 mm — 16× digital, 112× hybrid on the tele, all on one stabilized gimbal.
Integrated laser module: 1800 m at 1 Hz on a 20% reflectivity target, 600 m at oblique incidence — coordinates attached to every thermal contact.
42 minutes hovering, 21 m/s forward, E-Port expansion for the AL1 spotlight and AS1 speaker, O4 Enterprise link at 25 km FCC / 12 km CE.
| Configuration | Components (per DJI) | Typical buyer | Export status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matrice 4T · airframe | Aircraft, DJI RC Plus 2 Enterprise controller | Powerline, public safety, night response | Licence required |
| Matrice 4T · power | Matrice 4 Intelligent Flight Battery (6741 mAh, 99.5 Wh), 100 W charging hub (4-battery rotation) | Multi-crew thermal operations | Licence required |
| Accessories | AL1 spotlight, AS1 speaker, D-RTK 3, Cellular Dongle 2 | Add-ons and spares | No licence |
In-the-box lists are quoted from DJI's published product information, re-verified 8 November 2026. Where DJI does not publish a package list, battery count and case are itemised per SKU in our written quotation.
Every quotation lists aircraft, controller, batteries, charger and case as separate line items — and states which lines are controlled, so your import paperwork matches what actually ships.
Email your configuration, quantity, destination country and end use. The reply states the export classification of every line item and the realistic licensing window — so you know exactly what can ship, and when, before you commit.