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Quad Nozzle Row Crop Kit (T100)

DJI

Quad Nozzle Row Crop Kit (T100)

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$1,800.00inc. GST

Shipping: Standard Parcel, $27 Australia-wide

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Specifications and fitment

Four centrifugal sprinklers instead of two: this kit converts a DJI Agras T100 from its standard pair to the four-sprinkler set-up DJI offers as an option, lifting maximum spray flow from 30 to 40 L/min for high-volume jobs.

FitsDJI Agras T100
Sprinklers4 centrifugal (standard aircraft: 2)
Maximum flow40 L/min with 4 sprinklers, up from 30 L/min with 2
Aircraft weight for spraying77 kg with 4 sprinklers, 75 kg with 2
Aircraft max takeoff weight177 kg with 4 sprinklers, 175 kg with 2
OptionsSelf-Install or White Glove-Install

The application rate you can hold depends on flow, ground speed and swath width together. With a third more flow on tap, the T100 can put down a heavier rate per hectare at the same speed, or keep a set rate while flying faster. That suits row crops and any job where the label calls for high water volumes.

After fitting, confirm all four sprinklers spin up and spray evenly, then run a flow calibration from the remote controller before the first job. Two extra sprinklers also means two more motors to rinse and inspect after spraying; spare T100 centrifugal motors are sold separately. Self-Install supplies the kit for your own workshop to fit, while White Glove-Install includes fitting it to the aircraft at our Horsham or Manjimup workshop.

Why AGX?

We know you have a lot of options, but here's why you should shop with us.

Freight included

Kit orders are delivered to your farm anywhere in Australia at no extra cost.

Training available

Add onsite setup and training and fly the aircraft with one of our pilots before it goes to work.

Licensing help

We stay with you through the RePL, type rating, ReOC, and chemical licence rather than waving you off at the gate.

Parts on the shelf

Genuine spares stocked in Australia, so a repair is measured in days rather than weeks.

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