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DJI Matrice

DJI Matrice drones help you cover large sites, inspect hard-to-reach assets and collect clear data from the air. These models offer long flight times, smart cameras and tools for mapping, thermal checks and public safety work. Compare compact aircraft with larger payload-ready models to find the right setup for your team.

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  • AI Tech: Smart automated tracking
  • Laser Finder: Precise measurements
  • Night Vision: Safe dark operations
  • 6 Smart Sensors: Avoids obstacles
  • 48MP Telephoto: Incredible detail
£3839.97
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DJI Matrice 400 Drone

SKU: CB.202505213092

  • 59-Min Flight: Superb endurance
  • 6kg Payload: Mount multiple tools
  • Smart LiDAR: Avoids power lines
  • O4 Video: Stable 40km signal
  • IP55 Rated: Flies in heavy rain
£8079.97
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DJI Matrice 3D Drone Only

SKU: CP.EN.00000513.01

  • 50-Min Flight Time: Spend more time in the air completing massive tasks
  • Dock 2 Integration: Fully automates your mapping and monitoring workflows
  • RTK Positioning: Centimetre-level accuracy for high-precision mapping
  • Mechanical Shutter: Eliminates motion blur for crisp surveying images
  • 56x Hybrid Zoom: Capture sharp, detailed close-ups from a safe distance
£4343.97
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DJI Matrice matches the camera to the task

A DJI Matrice aircraft can support surveys, inspections and emergency work. The Matrice 4E suits mapping and site records, with wide and telephoto cameras plus laser range finding. Thermal models can show heat loss, hot spots and people in poor light. Start with the data you need, then choose the camera and sensors that fit the job.

Cover more ground with fewer stops

A DJI Matrice drone is built for long and complex jobs. The Matrice 400 offers a stated flight time of up to 59 minutes and can carry up to 6kg under set test conditions. Its LiDAR and radar systems also help it spot small hazards, such as power lines. Real flight time may fall in wind, cold weather or when carrying a heavy load.

Plan the full setup before you buy

Think beyond the aircraft itself. Check which camera, battery, charger and software your work needs. Larger models may also need a stronger case, more storage space and a clear charging plan. Review the aircraft weight, payload limit, IP rating and working temperature too. This helps you build a setup that works on site, not just on paper.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Matrice 4E is built for mapping and survey work. It uses a 20MP wide camera, two telephoto cameras and a laser range finder. Fast image capture can also help teams cover large areas. For detailed maps, you may need RTK corrections, suitable software and ground checks as part of the wider process. Browse our full range of DJI drones to compare camera systems, flight times and models for different types of work.
The 4E is aimed at mapping, construction and survey work. The 4T is made for inspections, search work and thermal checks. Both have wide and zoom cameras, but the 4T adds a thermal sensor. Choose the 4E for accurate image capture and the 4T when heat data matters.
It can carry up to 6kg at the third gimbal point under set sea-level conditions. The safe payload may fall at higher altitudes or in other flight conditions. Always include the weight of the camera, mount and other parts when planning a mission.
It depends on the model, payload and weather. DJI states up to 59 minutes for the Matrice 400 in set test conditions. Wind, cold air, fast flight and heavy equipment can reduce this. Plan to land with power left and allow time for safe battery changes.
Some models have an IP rating that offers protection from dust and water. The Matrice 400 is rated IP55, but that doesn’t mean it can fly in all weather. Check the manual, wind limits and local conditions before take-off. Don’t fly when the weather could affect safe control.

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