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Autonomous Route Patrol
Supports preset regular fire‑prevention patrol routes for routine fire monitoring and early warning in forest areas and industrial parks.
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Fire Reconnaissance Capability
Visible‑light plus infrared thermal imaging identifies hidden smoldering and rekindling fire points in heavy smoke and darkness, with real‑time temperature measurement to rapidly lock on fire locations.
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Modular Multi‑task Payload
Switchable payloads including thermal imaging pod, fire‑extinguishing bomb launcher, high‑pressure fire suppression sprayer, material thrower, loud‑hailer and searchlight — freely switching between reconnaissance, fire fighting, search & rescue and broadcasting.
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Full‑set Safety Protection Mechanisms
Low‑battery return‑to‑home, auto‑return on signal loss, geo‑fencing and fault protection — reducing equipment loss risks in disaster environments.
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Long‑range Anti‑interference Image Transmission
Visible‑light plus infrared thermal imaging identifies hidden smoldering and rekindling fire points in heavy smoke and darkness, with real‑time temperature measurement to rapidly lock on fire locations.
Firefighting Drones
KD-ST50
The firefighting drone is equipped with high-precision thermal imaging equipment. It can quickly detect hidden fire sources, monitor fire spread and give early warning of wildfire risks.
Symmetrical wheelbase :
2308 mm
maximum load :
50KG
maximum take off weight :
118KG
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Characteristic
Parameter
| Wheelbase | 2308 mm | Empty Weight | 38 kg |
| Max Payload | 50 kg | Max Take-off Weight | 118 kg |
| Max Wind Resistance Speed | 15 m/s | Sea Level Climb Rate | 5 m/s |
| Application Scenarios | High-rise buildings, forests, material delivery, daily inspection | Endurance | No load: 73 minutes With 50kg load: 28 minutes |
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