DJI Matrice 400

It is IP55 rated. Do not fly in rain heavier than 100 mm/24 hr.
^{The IP rating is not permanently effective and may decrease due to product wear and tear.}

Omnidirectional binocular vision system
Downward-facing binocular vision system
LiDAR (including horizontal rotating LiDAR and upward LiDAR)
Downward 3D infrared range sensor
6-directional mmWave radar

Power line obstacle sensing capability:
When directly facing a main line (21.6 mm steel-core aluminium stranded wire), obstacle sensing is supported at speeds up to 25 m/s.
When both main lines (21.6 mm steel-core aluminium stranded wire) and distribution lines (12 mm steel-core aluminium stranded wire) are present, obstacle sensing is supported at speeds up to 17 m/s.

^{Obstacle sensing performance may vary depending on environmental conditions (such as cloud, fog, rain, or snow), as well as the material, position, and shape of the target object.
Due to the limitations of the safety system, the aircraft cannot actively avoid fast-moving objects; please fly with caution in such environments. Refer to the user manual for more information.
The mmWave radar function is unavailable in some countries/regions.}

The third gimbal connector supports up to 6 kg payload.
When using the single downward gimbal, the dual downward gimbal, and the third gimbal connector simultaneously, the total weight of non-DJI payloads must not exceed 6 kg. Please contact the payload manufacturer to provide a test report to ensure safe flight during low battery conditions.

Single battery.

DJI Matrice 400 is C3 certified by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).

When using DJI RC Plus 2 Enterprise Enhanced for the first time, connect to the internet via Wi-Fi or a smartphone hotspot, and then follow the instructions on the remote controller to activate the device. After activating DJI RC Plus 2 Enterprise Enhanced, use the DJI Pilot 2 app to connect the remote controller with DJI Matrice 400 aircraft, and follow the prompts on the DJI Pilot 2 app interface to activate the aircraft.

You can connect to Network RTK via Wi-Fi on the remote controller.

Remote controller.

DJI Matrice 400 features a built-in capacitor that provides backup power to essential components during battery replacement. If the battery swap is completed within 45 seconds, the aircraft can resume operation quickly.

Gimbal Cameras: Zenmuse L3, Zenmuse H30, Zenmuse H30T, Zenmuse L2 and Zenmuse P1
Functional Accessories: Zenmuse S1 Spotlight, Zenmuse V1 Speaker, Manifold 3, DJI RC Plus 2 sub2G SDR Module*, DJI Cellular Dongle 2
RTK Stations: D-RTK 3 Multifunctional Station, D-RTK 2 Mobile Station
Ecosystem Accessories: DJI X-Port
DJI E-Port V2 Development Kit
DJI E-Port V2 Coaxial Cable Kit
DJI SKYPORT V3 Adapter Set
DJI SKYPORT V3 Coaxial Cable Kit

^{* Operating frequency allowed varies among countries and regions. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.}

No.

It supports mounting payloads via the single downward, dual downward, third gimbal connector, and Zenmuse L3 single gimbal connector.

It has four external E-Port V2 ports. The E4 port of the E-Port V2 can be expanded into four payload ports via the E-Port HUB expansion plate, allowing DJI Matrice 400 to support up to seven payloads in total.

No, high-altitude propellers are not provided, but the standard propellers support flights up to 7,000 metres above sea level.

It comes with the standard 2510F Propellers.

It improves propulsion efficiency and enhances flight stability.

Yes, but it is only recommended in emergency situations. After completing your operations for the day, please have the dealer check that the propellers are properly and securely installed.

1. Always install the protective cover on the rotating LiDAR when it is not in use.
2. If the dome becomes dirty, promptly clean it with the included cleaning cloth to ensure optimal obstacle avoidance performance.

Yes, DJI Matrice 400 supports onboard relay and can provide relay functionality for one additional Matrice 400 aircraft at a time.

^{This feature is unavailable in countries or regions without 5GHz frequency support. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.}

Yes.

Yes. The aircraft supports the installation of two enhanced 4G video transmission modules.

Accessories for DJI Matrice 400 and DJI Matrice 350 are not compatible with each other.

Once you enable Boat Launch, these warnings will disappear.

Turn off Dynamic Home Point and then turn it back on. If the issue continues, fully close the app and reopen it.

Yes. When Boat Launch is enabled, the downward obstacle avoidance is automatically disabled to allow for automatic takeoff and landing. If you fly over land or other environments, make sure to check the status of downward obstacle avoidance to ensure safe operation.

1. It is recommended to use the rear of the vessel for takeoff and landing. Currently, DJI Matrice 400 supports takeoff from static vessels and landing on moving vessels with speeds below 10 knots.
2. Reserve a flat, unobstructed area of 3 m × 3 m on the deck for takeoff and landing. Ensure there is clear overhead space. Place the official landing point pattern in the centre, making sure its size, colour, and shape match DJI's specifications. Do not attach any payloads to the underside of the aircraft.
3. During takeoff and landing, combine using the remote controller's live video feed with direct visual observation to quickly notice any changes in the surrounding environment.
4. After the drone detects the landing point pattern, the remote controller will have sound and vibration alerts. You can press the C1 button to trigger auto landing.
5. During auto landing, when the drone is above the landing point pattern, continue to hold the throttle stick down to ensure a fast descent and reduce the risk of failed landing due to sudden changes in the environment.
6. During auto landing, the aircraft may automatically ascend due to failure in recognizing the landing point pattern, and exit landing mode if it rises above 20 meters. If the landing point pattern is successfully recognised during ascent, it will automatically re-enter landing mode.

This is normal. Remain stationary and wait for satellite signals to converge and obtain a stable position fix. This usually takes about 20 to 30 seconds, and may take longer if the signal is weak.

Power on the drone while holding it in your hands. After startup is complete, place the drone back on the vessel. The warning will disappear.

The DJI RC Plus 2 Enterprise Enhanced can be equipped with the DJI RC Plus 2 sub2G SDR Module, which supports sub2G communication frequency bands.

^{Operating frequency allowed varies among countries and regions. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.}

The module enables the use of supported sub2G (below 2 GHz) frequency bands, increasing the transmission range and anti-interference capability between the aircraft and the remote controller.

^{Operating frequency allowed varies among countries and regions. Refer to local laws and regulations for more information.}

1. It does not support the Mavic 3 Enterprise series, Matrice 3D Enterprise series or Matrice 350 RTK.
2. It supports the Matrice 4 series and Matrice 4D series, but they must be upgraded to version 14.1 to support pairing.
3. None of these drones support the sub2G communication frequency band.

Yes. To ensure optimal charging speed, we recommend using the USB-C port on the BS100 battery station, or other USB-C chargers that support the PD protocol and have a power output of at least 65W.

Yes.

You can use the BS100 battery station for charging.

With a 220 V power supply: In fast charging mode, it takes approximately 45 minutes to fully recharge one DJI Matrice 400 battery. In silent mode, it takes approximately 110 minutes to fully recharge one DJI Matrice 400 battery.
With a 110 V power supply: In fast charging mode, it takes approximately 70 minutes to fully recharge one DJI Matrice 400 battery. In silent mode, it takes approximately 110 minutes to fully recharge one DJI Matrice 400 battery.

^{Charging time is measured in a test environment with a temperature of 25° C (77° F).}

Yes.
1. When using the battery with the battery station: If the temperature of the TB100/TB100C battery is below 5°C, insert the battery into the battery station and turn on the power. The battery will automatically begin to heat. Once the battery temperature exceeds 20°C, self-heating will stop and charging will start.
2. When using the battery with the aircraft: If the battery temperature is below 20°C, insert the battery into the aircraft. The battery will automatically heat up to 20°C, then stop heating and enter a temperature maintenance mode.

The TB100C Tethered Battery must be used with a DJI ecosystem partner's tethered power system (tethered mode) or a DJI ecosystem partner's drone dock (dock mode). For specific details, please consult the relevant ecosystem partner.

The connection cable extended from the tethered battery is a current-carrying cable. Please do not use it directly to lift the battery.

1. To use the power-off endurance function, you can hot-swap the battery directly without needing to short press and then long press the power button to shut down.
2. If you do not want to use the power-off endurance function, shut down the device by short pressing once and then long pressing the power button.

1. After inserting the battery into the aircraft, ensure it is fully locked in place before pressing down the handle. This helps prevent the handle from interfering with the pivot and potentially breaking.
2. After the WB37 battery is fully charged, press the unlock button before removing the battery from the battery station.

When installing the battery onto the device, press down the handle until you hear a “click.” This indicates that the handle is securely in place.

The USB-C port can be used for both recharging and data transfer.

After the WB37 battery is fully charged, press the unlock button before removing the battery from the battery station.

TB100 battery interface:
100-110 V AC input: 54.6 V DC output, maximum current 21.7 A
110-180 V AC input: 54.6 V DC output, maximum current 27 A
180-240 V AC input: 54.6 V DC output, maximum current 40 A

The following methods can be used to upgrade the firmware:
1. Connect the aircraft to the computer to upgrade the firmware of the aircraft and remote controller through DJI Assistant 2 (Enterprise Series).

2. Use DJI Pilot 2 to update the firmware of the aircraft, remote controller.

3. Visit the official DJI website to download the offline firmware update package for the aircraft and remote controller. Then, insert the SD card storing the firmware package into the remote controller for offline update.

DJI Pilot 2 app and other software developed by using MSDK.

Yes.

Yes. DJI Matrice 400 supports remote control of flights, gimbal cameras, PSDK accessories, and route-related functions through DJI FlightHub 2.

It supports Manifold 3, Payload SDK, Mobile SDK, and Cloud API.
For technical support, contact dev@dji.com.

You can visit the DJI Developer webpage for relevant information or contact dev@dji.com for technical assistance.

No. Please confirm the applicable countries and regions with your dealer before purchasing.