Autel Alpha Battery (2pcs)

The "2pcs" is a standard retail package, as these high-capacity batteries are a critical consumable for professional operations. Enterprises often buy them in pairs to extend their flight time in the field by swapping batteries quickly and to always have a charged backup.

Key Features and Specifications

• Compatibility: Designed exclusively for the Autel Alpha (Dragonfish) series drones. They are not compatible with older Autel consumer drones like the EVO II series.

• Battery Chemistry: Lithium Polymer (LiPo), which offers a high energy density, essential for achieving long flight times.

• High Capacity: These are high-capacity batteries, typically around **** 6,400 mAh ** or more (specific capacity varies slightly by model). This large capacity is the key to the Alpha series' impressive flight endurance.

• Voltage: They operate at a high voltage (often around 15.4V or similar) to efficiently power the drone's dual motors, heavy payloads, and advanced avionics.

• Intelligent Features:

  • Battery Management System (BMS): An onboard computer that monitors cell health, voltage, temperature, and charge cycles. It protects the battery from overcharging, over-discharging, short circuits, and overheating.

  • LED Indicator: Has built-in LEDs that show the current charge level at the press of a button, allowing pilots to check battery status quickly without inserting it into the drone or charger.

  • Cycle Count Tracking: The BMS logs the number of charge/discharge cycles, which is crucial for professional maintenance and knowing when to retire a battery.

• Design: Features a robust, hard-case shell for durability and secure integration into the drone's body. It has a built-in handle for easy and safe carrying.

Why are they sold in pairs (2pcs)?

For enterprise users, buying batteries in pairs is the standard practice for several critical reasons:

1. Extended Operation: The most obvious reason. One battery powers one flight. Having multiple sets of batteries allows a team to fly continuously—while one battery is in the drone, the others can be charging. A typical field kit might contain 6-8 batteries for a full day of work.

2. Efficient Workflow: Instead of waiting 60-90 minutes to charge a single battery after each flight, a pilot can immediately swap in a fresh, pre-charged battery and resume flying in minutes.

3. Redundancy and Safety: Professional missions require backup. If a single battery fails or is damaged, having spares ensures the mission can still be completed. It also allows pilots to rotate batteries evenly, which helps extend the overall lifespan of the entire battery fleet.

4. Cost-Effectiveness: Purchasing in multi-packs is often more economical than buying individual batteries separately.