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Drone Chargers

Drone chargers keep your aircraft powered and ready for the next job. Choose from compact charging hubs, dedicated battery kits and automated dock systems for DJI models. Compare battery support, power needs and charging methods, then select the right setup for travel, site work or regular fleet use.

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DJI Dock 2 Overseas Edition

SKU: CP.EN.00000510.01

  • Lightweight and Easy to Deploy
  • IP55 Ingress Protection
  • 10km Max Effective Operating Radius
  • Integrated Environmental Monitoring System
  • Cloud-Based Modeling
£7266.00
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DJI Matrice 3D Series Charging Kit

SKU: CP.EN.00000519.01

  • Specifically designed charging base for DJI Matrice 3D Series Drone
  • Fully compatible with DJI USB-C Power Adapter (100W)
  • Allows charging of DJI Matrice 3D Series Intelligent Flight Battery off-drone
  • Enables continuous drone usage with a ready-to-use, fully charged battery
  • High-quality construction for reliable, efficient charging
£233.97
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Match the drone charger to your aircraft and battery

A drone charger isn’t a one-size-fits-all product. Each aircraft may need a set battery, hub and power adaptor. Check the full model name, battery type and supported wattage before you buy.

For example, the Mini 3 supports up to 30W charging through the aircraft or its two-way hub. Using a suitable USB Power Delivery adaptor also helps the system charge as designed.

Charge several batteries with less waiting

A charging hub can make long filming days easier, but many hubs don’t fill every battery at once. DJI hubs often charge batteries in order, starting with the one that has the highest power level. This helps you get one ready sooner. Some two-way hubs can also work as a power bank for other devices, but this depends on the exact model.

Plan for safe charging at home and on site

Use the correct drone battery charger on a firm, dry surface with good airflow. Check batteries for swelling, cracks or heat before charging. Don’t cover the charger or leave damaged batteries connected. For larger fleets, a dock system can charge batteries in sequence and support set charge modes, which can help keep aircraft ready for planned work.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Check the aircraft name, battery model and charger product code. Similar DJI models may use different hubs or power adaptors. Read the compatibility notes before ordering, as a plug that looks right may not support the correct battery or charging rate. Browse our full range of UAVs, drone batteries and accessories to compare compatible aircraft, chargers and other kit.
Not always. The plug and cable need to support the right power level and charging standard. A low-power plug may charge very slowly or may not work with the hub. DJI recommends using an approved charger or a compatible USB Power Delivery adaptor for supported models.
Many don’t. They often charge batteries one after another. DJI says its hubs may start with the battery that already has the most charge, so one becomes ready sooner. Check the product details, as the charging order can vary between models.
It depends on the battery, hub and power adaptor. A higher supported wattage can cut waiting time, but only when the whole setup supports it. As one example, DJI lists about 80 minutes for an Air 3 battery with a 65W charger, or about 60 minutes with a 100W adaptor and hub.
It’s safer to charge while you’re awake and able to check the battery. Use a clear, firm surface away from items that can catch fire. Disconnect the setup when charging is complete, and stop if the battery becomes very hot, swells or gives off an unusual smell.
Let it cool to room temperature first. A battery may be warm after a long or fast flight, and charging it at once can add more heat. Don’t place it in a case, bag or hot vehicle while it cools.

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