DJI RC Plus Features
A built-in screen for enhanced visibility. The 7-inch screen built into the DJI RC Plus offers clear visuals with 1200 cd/m, at a scale that allows pilots to clearly identify points of interest, spot details that might otherwise go unnoticed, and navigate more effectively – even under direct sunlight.
A weatherproof remote controller. And beyond direct sunlight, the DJI RC Plus can shrug off a wide range of weather and environmental conditions. The new DJI Plus is IP54-rated, making it DJI’s first weatherproof remote controller. It’s also rated to operate at temperatures ranging from -20°C ~ 50°C. This means that the DJI RC Plus is safe from dust and water sprays, and can operate in extreme environments, just like the M30 it controls.
Intuitive physical buttons. The DJI RC Plus includes more physical buttons than ever before, allowing pilots to build muscle memory, quickly access important flight features, and take advantage of a more seamless flight experience. Six new buttons have been added and mapped to specific functions according to which camera view is being used.
Hot-swappable batteries. Another feature of the new remote controller: hot-swappable batteries. The DJI RC Plus uses the same WB37 batteries that power the M300’s RC, which last for almost six hours of flight time. Now, instead of landing the drone and interrupting missions if the controller runs low on charge, operators can hot-swap a fresh battery in and keep working.
Enhanced connectivity removable antennas and upgradable 4G. The DJI RC Plus has a quad-antenna design and offers a stable connection with your drone up to 15 kilometers away.
As drones begin to play pivotal roles in public safety missions and inspection tasks, it’s important to deploy them alongside the right accessories. The DJI RC Plus has been designed from scratch to meet the needs of emergency crews and asset managers. It’s rugged enough to handle hazardous conditions, packed with features to heighten situational awareness, and more intuitive to use than any Enterprise drone RC in history.
