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The 1800W hydrogen fuel cell stack specifically designed for drones is a high-performance benchmark in the current drone propulsion market. It's no longer a simple laboratory product, but a proven technology already deployed in a variety of demanding industrial scenarios. It represents a leap from "solving range anxiety" to "unleashing mission potential," providing more power for similar drones to cope with harsher environments.
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1 setProduct Description
1800W Hydrogen Fuel Cell Stack for UAV
Support for Larger Aircraft: Capable of powering hexacopter, octacopter, and even larger drones.
Higher payload: Drones can carry heavier mission equipment, such as full-frame cameras, multispectral sensors, lidar, and communications relay equipment.
Stronger Environmental Adaptability: In high-altitude conditions like low oxygen levels and strong winds, maintaining flight attitude and climbing requires more power 1800W provides ample power redundancy.
Potentially Better Efficiency: Technological advancements may enable the new fuel cell stack to achieve higher power within the same size and weight, thereby improving the overall system's power-to-weight and power-to-volume ratios.
Specifications
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1800W Hydrogen Fuel Cell |
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Rated Output power |
1800W |
Fuel cell type |
PEMFC |
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Output voltage |
45VDC (optional) |
Cooling |
Air cooling |
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H2 purity |
≥99.99% |
Working temperature |
0-42℃ |
Usage Scenarios
Large-scale regional mapping and modeling: Continuous aerial mapping of thousands of hectares without battery replacement.
Ultra-long-distance line inspection: Automated cross-regional and cross-terrain inspection of power grids and oil/gas pipelines.
Emergency communications relay: Providing a stable aerial base station platform with long-term hovering.
Maritime and border patrol: Wide-area, long-endurance surveillance.
High-end logistics and distribution: Medium- and long-distance point-to-point transportation of medium-sized materials.
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The 1800W hydrogen fuel cell stack specifically designed for drones is a high-performance benchmark in the current drone propulsion market. It's no longer a simple laboratory product, but a proven technology already deployed in a variety of demanding industrial scenarios. It represents a leap from "solving range anxiety" to "unleashing mission potential," providing more power for similar drones to cope with harsher environments.
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