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Commercial Drones

Commercial drones help teams complete surveys, inspections and safety checks faster. This can mean less time spent on site. Our range includes DJI drones with thermal cameras, multispectral sensors, RTK positioning and long flight times. Compare models for construction, farming, public safety and asset checks, then choose the features that suit the job.

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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 4D (UK) SP Plus

SKU: CB.202501222771

  • 54-Min Flight Time: Hover and fly longer to complete bigger tasks
  • Triple Camera System: Capture wide and telephoto aerial views
  • IP55 Weatherproof: Flies safely in freezing rain and high winds
  • Night Scene Mode: Full-colour vision for clear low-light flights
  • Obstacle Sensing: Safely navigates around complex structures
£5615.00
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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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  • Thermal Imaging: Spot issues and targets in total darkness
  • 54-Min Flight Time: Cover more ground on a single battery charge
  • IP55 Weatherproof: Fly safely through heavy rain and harsh dust
  • Multi-Camera System: Includes wide, telephoto and laser sensors
  • Obstacle Sensing: Safely avoid wires and complex structures
£7300.00
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  • Thermal Tech: High-res infrared
  • Laser Finder: Accurate tracking
  • Night Vision: Full-colour views
  • 6 Smart Sensors: Safer flights
  • 48MP Telephoto: Clear zoom shots
£5589.97
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  • RGB & Multispectral: Analyse crop health with ultimate clarity
  • RTK Positioning: Centimetre-level accuracy for precise mapping
  • Boost Your Yield: Create mapping data to save on fertiliser
  • Obstacle Sensing: Fly safely over steep and tricky landscapes
  • 15km Transmission: Enjoy a stable signal over vast farmlands
£4122.30
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Commercial drones: See more of the site without covering more ground

Commercial drones help teams inspect roofs, towers, large estates and hard-to-reach assets from a safer spot. High-resolution cameras take clear images for reports. Zoom and night vision can also help with close checks in poor light. On larger jobs, longer flight times mean fewer stops to change batteries. Obstacle sensors can help the drone move safely around buildings and other structures.

Choose the right camera and positioning tools

Our commercial drones for sale support many types of work. Thermal cameras show changes in heat. This can help teams find gaps in insulation, electrical faults and hidden hot spots. Multispectral cameras collect data about crops and plants, so they’re ideal for farming and land care.

For mapping, RTK can improve location accuracy and reduce the need for ground control points. Think about the data you need before choosing a model. The right sensor can be just as important as the flight time.

Built for demanding work in the field

DJI commercial drones range from small folding models to larger Matrice aircraft that can carry extra equipment. A smaller drone is easier to move between sites and faster to set up. Larger models may offer better weather protection, longer flight times and more camera choices.

Before you buy, check the drone’s weight, working temperature, wind resistance and IP rating. You should also plan for spare batteries, charging time, software and pilot training.

Frequently Asked Questions

The rules depend on the drone, where you fly and the level of risk. They don’t depend only on whether you’re being paid. Many low-risk flights can take place in the Open Category. More complex work may fall under the Specific Category and may need CAA Operational Authorisation. Start by looking at our full range of UAVs, then check the latest CAA rules for your planned flight.
A General Visual Line of Sight Certificate shows that a remote pilot has the skills needed for some flights in the Specific Category. It isn’t needed for every flight. You may need one when applying for Operational Authorisation through a route such as PDRA01. Our CAA GVC course explains the training process and what you can expect.
You may need one or both. This depends on the drone’s weight, camera and class. The business or person in charge of the drone may also need to register as the operator. Check the latest CAA rules before each project, especially when adding a new drone to your fleet.
Look for a clear camera, a mechanical shutter and RTK positioning. These features can help you take steady images for maps, models and measurements. Flight planning software also helps the drone follow the same route and keep image overlap even. Training is worth considering before you start paid survey work. Our drone survey training course covers flight planning, data capture and the main steps in the process.
Thermal cameras show changes in heat. They’re often used for building checks, solar panel inspections, electrical work and search tasks. Multispectral cameras record different bands of light. This can help teams check crop health, plant stress and land conditions. Choose the sensor based on the result you need, not just the camera resolution.
Insurance needs depend on the flight, the drone and the type of authorisation. Some Specific Category applications may ask operators to confirm that they have the right cover. Clients may also ask for proof of insurance before work starts. Check that your policy covers the drone, the pilot, the type of work and any equipment being carried.

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