DJI C8000 Intelligent Battery Station

The DJI C8000 Intelligent Battery Station is a high‑power charging station designed for DJI agriculture drone batteries. It supports dual battery charging or rapid single‑battery charging, enabling continuous operations in field conditions.

It can charge a single compatible battery from 0 % to near 98 % in about 26 minutes. When two batteries are charged simultaneously, the time is around 36 minutes. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

The station adapts to standard field generators and supports up to 7 200 W of charging power (some sources list up to 8 000 W peak). Input voltage ranges from approx. 90‑264 V AC, covering 110/120 and 220/240 V mains. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

The C8000 is compatible with DJI agriculture series batteries, including DB800, DB1560, DB2000 and drones such as the Agras T25 and T50. It functions as a station to support efficient field operations. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

The recommended operating temperature range is ‑20 °C to 45 °C, making it suitable for most UK field conditions when appropriate ventilation and shading are provided. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}

Yes. It has an adaptive voltage input and can work with standard field generators. Ensure the generator capacity matches the peak power draw (~7 200‑8 000 W) and maintain ventilation/clearance for safe use.

For efficient use, have one operator swap batteries and monitor the charger while another manages the aerial task. The high‑speed turnaround helps maintain continuous spraying or mapping missions with minimal downtime.

• Ensure stable power supply matched to input range.
• Keep ventilation clear around the station, even though it has good resilience.
• Monitor battery health via the connected app or display.
• Store the station indoors when not in use and avoid exposure to extreme weather.

We provide UK‑ready support, quoting, and logistics for the C8000 battery station and the full ecosystem. Contact us for tailored bundle advice and on‑farm demonstrations.