UAVs can be widely used in the parameters and usage specifications of customized flood-proof and emergency rescue UAVs

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 Get it done in one go, quickly reach the rescue scene and improve the efficiency of emergency rescue

The emergency fuel-powered long-endurance and high-load unmanned helicopter is equipped with a fully self-developed horizontally opposed water-cooled twin-cylinder piston engine, which has high power, can be folded, small in size, low fuel consumption, long flight time, and the whole machine has the characteristics of large load, long endurance, multi-purpose, safety and reliability. It is widely used in China's rescue, flood control and disaster relief, fire protection, forest fire prevention and grassland fire fighting and other fields.

Long enduranceOne tank of fuel, the world has changed

The emergency high-load and long-endurance unmanned helicopter has a battery life of more than 10 hours, which has revolutionized the tethered application of UAVs. This has enabled the emergency high-load and long-endurance unmanned helicopter to make its mark in the fields of high-rise fire fighting, lighting, emergency communication and other fields.

Strong wind resistanceStand firm despite the wind and clouds

The emergency unmanned helicopter has better wind resistance when flying at low altitude and low speed. Thanks to its excellent rotor structure, the emergency high-load and long-endurance unmanned helicopter can take off, land and operate in Level 6 wind, which expands the application scenarios of UAVs on water surfaces such as rivers, lakes and seas.

Flexible maneuverabilityStill as a maiden, move like a runaway rabbit

The rotor structure of the emergency unmanned helicopter determines its flexible maneuverability. When hovering, it is like a nail in the air, motionless, and when cruising, it has a speed of 100 kilometers per hour. Combined with its ultra-long endurance and load capacity, the emergency high-load and long-endurance unmanned helicopter has reached a new application height in the fields of rescue and other fields.