Warning
Only use the battery and charger provid-
ed by Autel Robotics. It is prohibited to
modify the battery pack and its charger,
or use third-party equipment to replace it.
The electrolyte in the battery is extremely
corrosive. If electrolyte splashes into your
eyes or skin accidentally, immediately
rinse the affected area with clean water
and seek medical attention.
Battery safety
The Dragonfish Standard aircraft is powered by
lithium-ion polymer batteries. Improper use of
these batteries can be dangerous. Please ensure
that the battery usage, charging, and storage
guidelines are strictly followed.
Battery usage
When installing or removing the aircraft battery,
make sure that the aircraft is powered off. Also,
pay attention to the following:
When using the Dragonfish Standard,
only use the batteries and charging
devices sold or authorized by Autel
Robotics. Using unapproved batteries
or charging devices may cause fire,
explosion, leakage or other hazards. Autel
Robotic will not be held responsible for any
consequences caused by the use of
third-party batteries or charging devices.
If the aircraft enters the low battery warning
mode, you should land as soon as possible
and stop flying, replace the battery with a
new one or charge the battery.
Do not disassemble, scratch, crush, bend,
puncture, cut, twist, or intentionally damage
the battery. Otherwise, this may cause fire,
explosion, leakage or other hazards.
If the battery shows signs of bulging, leakage,
smoke or any other signs of damage, stop
charging or using it with immediate effect,
and immerse it in a container filled with salt
water.
Please use the battery within suitable
temperature (-20°C~40°C). Using the battery
at excessively high or low temperature will
affect the battery life. If the temperature is too
high, this may result in fire or combustion. If
the battery is used in excessively low
temperatures, this may cause permanent
damage to the battery.
If the battery is in a low temperature range
(below 10°C), the battery needs to be
preheated before taking off.
Do not use the battery in a strong static or
electromagnetic environment.
Do not expose the battery near an open
flame, explosion, or other hazards.
Do not place the battery in a microwave oven
or pressure cooker.
If the aircraft falls into the water, remove the
battery immediately after recovering it. Put it
in an open place and keep a safe distance
from it until the battery is completely dry.
After that, stop using the battery, and
contact the customer service center for a
replacement.
To ensure flight safety, when the power gap
between the two batteries is greater than
12%, the APP will prompt an alert and the
aircraft will be restricted from taking off.
Battery charging
The Dragonfish Standard battery takes up to 120
minutes to fully charge. This may vary depending
on the remaining battery power.
Also, please pay attention to the following:
Do not use damaged battery chargers.
When the charger is not in use, disconnect it
from the aircraft battery and power supply.
Wait for the battery to cool off at room
temperature before charging. If you connect
the battery to the charger immediately after
flight, the temperature protection function
may be automatically activated, preventing
the battery from charging until the battery is
completely cooled.
Battery storage and transportation
Avoid close contact with water or heat sources
when storing the battery. The battery should be
stored at room temperature (ideally 22°C to 28°C
(72°F to 82°F)) in a dry, well-ventilated area.
