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EAUAV A80 Agricultural Drone User Manual –  2026.04

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EAUAV A80 Agricultural Drone Full Specifications

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EAUAV Agricultural Drone User Manual – FP700

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EAUAV Vertex C80 Cleaning Drone – User Manual V2.0

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Industry Standard– Drone Cleaning Operations (T/SZUAVIA 004-2025)

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  • EAUAV currently supports cleaning applications through four main product paths:

    • Vertex C80 / C80P Facade Cleaning Drone — complete hose-fed drone system for facade, window, exterior wall, billboard, roof, and selected rooftop solar cleaning.
    • Solaris C60V Solar Cleaning Drone — complete free-flight solar cleaning drone with a 60L onboard tank.
    • DJI Matrice 400 Facade Cleaning Kit — payload / conversion kit for customers who already own or source DJI Matrice 400.
    • DJI T100 Solar Cleaning Kit — payload / conversion kit for DJI Agras T100 / T70 / T70P solar cleaning applications.

    If you are not sure which product fits your project, send us your site photos, target cleaning area, height, water access, and whether you already own a DJI platform.

  • C80/C80P is designed mainly for facade and exterior cleaning. It uses a ground pump and hose to supply water or approved cleaning solution to the drone.

  • C60V is designed mainly for solar panel cleaning. It carries water onboard in a 60L tank and is typically used when hose routing is inconvenient, such as industrial rooftops, utility-scale PV plants, distributed PV assets, and hard-to-access solar sites.

  • In simple terms: choose C80/C80P for hose-fed facade and exterior cleaning, and choose C60V for free-flight solar cleaning.

  • C80 is the practical choice for routine facade, window, roof, billboard, and selected rooftop solar cleaning projects.

  • C80P is the upgraded configuration for higher facade projects up to 120m, subject to site review. Projects above 120m require case-by-case engineering evaluation, including hose routing, pump setup, wind, building geometry, water access, and local safety requirements.

  • Choose Solaris C60V if you want a complete EAUAV solar cleaning drone system with aircraft, onboard water tank, spray system, batteries, charger, onboarding, and support.

  • Choose DJI T100 Solar Cleaning Kit if you already own, sell, service, or locally source DJI Agras T100 / T70 / T70P and want to add solar panel cleaning as a payload-based application.

  • Choose SolarSweeper Robot only for suitable accessible, regular, low-slope arrays that need contact-based mechanical cleaning.

  • If you already own or locally source DJI Matrice 400, consider the DJI Matrice 400 Facade Cleaning Kit. It adds a lightweight water-fed spray boom, PSDK / E-Port V2 workflow, pump and hose configuration, nozzle options, and SOP support for facade and exterior cleaning.

  • The M400 aircraft, batteries, charger, local DJI service, local flight approvals, and insurance are not included by default unless confirmed in a bundled quotation.

  • If you already own or locally source DJI Agras T100 / T70 / T70P, consider the DJI T100 Solar Cleaning Kit. It is designed to add solar panel cleaning capability to a DJI Agriculture platform through an EAUAV cleaning payload, PSDK-integrated workflow, solar cleaning nozzle configuration, and onboarding support.

  • The DJI aircraft, batteries, charger, local aircraft service, flight approvals, and insurance are not included by default.

  • Yes, in suitable applications. Facade cleaning can use mild, surface-compatible detergents or foam when required. Strong acids, strong alkalis, abrasive chemicals, and unverified detergents are not recommended.

  • For solar panel cleaning, clean water and module-safe methods should be prioritized. Any detergent or additive must be compatible with the PV module manufacturer’s guidance and tested before routine operation.

  • It depends on the site and water logistics.

  • C80/C80P can support selected rooftop solar, roof rinsing, and exterior cleaning projects where ground water supply and hose routing are practical.

  • For dedicated solar panel cleaning, especially industrial rooftops, distributed PV, or sites where hose routing is inconvenient, Solaris C60V or the DJI T100 Solar Cleaning Kit is usually a better fit.

  • Most professional cleaning operations require at least a pilot and ground support.

  • For C80/C80P and M400 kit facade cleaning, one person controls the aircraft while another manages the pump, hose, water source, safety perimeter, and ground communication.

  • For C60V and T100 solar cleaning, a pilot plus ground support is recommended for refill, battery handling, safety observation, and site coordination.

  • EAUAV’s current agricultural lineup includes finished agricultural drone systems and OEM agricultural drone programs.

    Finished agricultural systems:

    • A80 Agricultural Drone
    • FP700 Agricultural Drone
    • FP300E Agricultural Drone

    OEM agricultural programs:

    • E80 Agricultural Drone
    • E50 Agricultural Drone
    • E30 Agricultural Drone

    OEM products are designed for distributors, private-label programs, and market-specific configurations rather than standard ready-to-fly retail packages.

  • Choose A80 if you need a flagship modular platform with high spray, spread, and lifting capacity.

  • Choose FP700 if you want a large-capacity finished agricultural drone for high-efficiency field and orchard work.

  • Choose FP300E if you need a compact, agile, cost-effective finished system for smaller farms, scattered plots, or entry-level commercial service.

  • Choose E80, E50 or E30 OEM if you are a distributor, private-label partner, or market-specific integrator and need branding flexibility, scalable supply, and configurable payload systems.

  • Yes. EAUAV agricultural drones are designed around modular agricultural workflows. Depending on the model and package, users can configure spraying tanks and spreading systems for crop protection, fertilization, seeding, and other field operations.

  • The exact tank, hopper, pump, nozzle, and spreading configuration should be confirmed in your quotation.

  • Some agricultural platforms can support lifting or utility tasks within their rated payload limits, but agricultural drones are primarily designed for spraying and spreading.

  • For heavy industrial cargo transport, construction material lifting, mountain logistics, or mission payload movement, please review EAUAV’s transport drone lineup, especially KF-150.

  • Package contents depend on the selected model and quotation. A standard package may include the aircraft, remote controller, spraying tank, batteries, charger, and key accessories, but the final packing list must be confirmed before order.

  • For dealer, OEM, or project packages, EAUAV can recommend additional batteries, chargers, spare parts, nozzles, pumps, and maintenance items.

  • Professional operation requires training, but users do not need to start as expert pilots. EAUAV provides manuals, onboarding support, and operation guidance. Agricultural workflows may include route planning, boundary mapping, AB mode, manual control, and semi-automatic or automatic operations depending on the model and software configuration.

  • Local pilot qualification and agricultural spraying rules vary by country and remain the operator’s responsibility.

  • Many agricultural drone operations can be configured for orchards, sloped terrain, and irregular fields. Suitability depends on crop type, canopy density, terrain, obstacle environment, spraying target, flight path, and pilot experience.

  • Please provide field photos, crop type, terrain details, and target application rate so EAUAV can recommend the right model and configuration.

  • Yes. EAUAV offers OEM agricultural drone programs for qualified distributors and partners. OEM cooperation may include private-label branding, product configuration, packaging support, market-specific documentation, technical onboarding, and long-term supply planning.

  • Final OEM terms depend on market, quantity, configuration, documentation needs, and cooperation model.

  • EAUAV’s transport drone lineup is organized around heavy-lift and aerial logistics applications:

    • KF-150 Heavy-Lift Drone — 150kg-class heavy-lift platform for industrial cargo transport and mission payload movement.
    • Atlas T40 Transport Drone — 40kg-class logistics drone for heavy-haul transport tasks.
    • Atlas T30 Transport Drone — 30kg-class transport drone for point-to-point delivery and endurance-focused logistics tasks.

  • Choose KF-150 when your project requires 100kg+ heavy-lift capability, suspended cargo, industrial materials, or mission payload transport.

  • Choose Atlas T40 when you need a 40kg-class logistics drone for heavy-haul aerial transport.

  • Choose Atlas T30 when you need a 30kg-class transport drone for point-to-point delivery or endurance-oriented logistics.

  • The best choice depends on payload weight, payload size, mission distance, terrain, takeoff and landing conditions, hoist requirements, and local regulations.

  • KF-150 is designed for moving heavy materials and mission payloads where roads, cranes, or manual handling are slow, risky, or impractical. Typical applications include construction, forestry, utility work, mountain logistics, infrastructure projects, and emergency site supply.

     

  • Transport drones can be configured for suitable industrial and mission cargo such as tools, construction materials, seedlings, line hardware, emergency supplies, communication equipment, and other project payloads within rated limits.

  • Payload shape, center of gravity, packaging, weather exposure, release method, and safety risk must be reviewed before operation.

  • Yes, transport drones can support emergency site supply, equipment movement, and rapid access to difficult terrain where appropriate permissions and site control are available.

  • Emergency response projects require strict mission planning, local authority coordination, safety procedures, pilot training, and risk assessment.

  • Transport operations should review payload attachment, center of gravity, hoist or release method, wind, obstacle environment, people and vehicles below, emergency landing zones, battery workflow, pilot communication, and local legal requirements.

  • Every transport mission should be planned around safe payload handling, not just maximum lifting capacity.

  • You can contact EAUAV through the inquiry forms on the website, email, WhatsApp, or your regional distributor if one is available. Our sales team will review your application, recommend a suitable model or configuration, and provide an official quotation.

  • Our standard process is as follows:

    1. Consultation: We discuss your specific needs to recommend the right solution.

    2. Quotation: We provide a detailed quotation including the drone, accessories, and shipping costs.

    3. Order Confirmation: Upon agreement, a deposit is typically required to confirm the order.

    4. Production & Shipment: We prepare your order. Standard models usually have a lead time of 1-2 weeks. The balance payment is required before shipment.

    5. Delivery & Support: We ship the drone and provide full after-sales and training support.

  • For many standard products, the minimum order quantity can start from one unit or one kit. Dealer packages, OEM projects, private-label programs, and custom payload integrations may have different quantity requirements.

    The applicable MOQ will be confirmed in your quotation.

  • Payment terms are confirmed in the official quotation or purchase contract. A common structure is deposit upon order confirmation and balance payment before shipment. T/T bank transfer is commonly used for international orders.

  • Other terms may be discussed depending on order value, partner status, and project type.

  • Local import duties, taxes, customs clearance fees, and local compliance costs are usually not included unless clearly stated in the quotation. These costs vary by country and are typically the buyer’s responsibility.
  • Please consult your local customs broker or import authority before placing an order.
  • Yes. EAUAV can arrange international shipment for drone systems, payloads, accessories, and spare parts. Shipping availability, cost, route, and documentation depend on product type, destination country, batteries, customs rules, and local import requirements.

  • Lead time depends on model, configuration, order quantity, customization, documentation requirements, and shipping method. Standard products may be prepared faster, while custom payloads, OEM orders, or project-specific configurations require longer preparation.

  • The estimated lead time will be confirmed in your quotation.

  • Yes, but lithium batteries and power accessories must follow applicable shipping regulations. Battery shipment may require special packaging, labeling, documentation, routing, or separate shipping arrangements.

    EAUAV will confirm battery shipping options based on destination and logistics conditions.

  • Shipping methods may include air freight, express shipment, sea freight, truck transport, or multimodal logistics depending on product size, batteries, urgency, destination, and cost requirements.

  • The recommended method will be confirmed with your order.

  • Depending on the order, EAUAV may provide commercial invoice, packing list, product information, battery documents, manuals, technical documents, and other shipping-related materials required for export.

  • Local import licenses, customs clearance, taxes, and country-specific approval remain the buyer’s responsibility.

  • EAUAV ships to many international markets, but availability depends on local import rules, battery shipping restrictions, aircraft regulations, payment conditions, and logistics routes.

  • Please provide your country, product of interest, quantity, and whether batteries are included so our team can check shipping feasibility.

  • Yes. Once the shipment is arranged, EAUAV or the logistics provider can share tracking details when available. Tracking visibility may vary depending on shipping method and destination.

  • EAUAV provides after-sales support such as remote technical guidance, troubleshooting, manuals, operation videos, onboarding, spare parts support, configuration advice, and repair coordination.

  • Support scope depends on product type, package, warranty terms, region, and purchase agreement.

  • Warranty coverage depends on the product, package, region, and purchase agreement. In general, warranty may cover manufacturing defects under normal use during the stated warranty period.

  • Consumables, normal wear, improper operation, unauthorized modification, crash damage, water damage caused by misuse, incorrect maintenance, and force majeure events are usually excluded unless otherwise stated.

  • Always refer to your official quotation, user manual, warranty policy, and purchase contract for exact terms.

  • Please contact EAUAV support with:

    • Product model
    • Serial number if available
    • Order number or purchase channel
    • Description of the issue
    • Photos or videos
    • Error messages or screenshots
    • Flight logs or operation records if available
    • Firmware version if relevant
    • What troubleshooting steps have already been tried

    This helps our engineers diagnose the issue faster.

  • Not always. Many issues can be diagnosed remotely through photos, videos, logs, and step-by-step troubleshooting. If the issue requires parts replacement or deeper inspection, EAUAV will advise whether local repair, parts shipment, or return-to-factory service is required.

  • Yes. EAUAV can provide spare parts, consumables, and maintenance items according to product model and package. Availability and lead time depend on region, part type, and inventory.

  • For dealers and service teams, EAUAV can recommend a spare parts kit based on expected workload.

  • Stop operating the aircraft immediately. Power off the system if safe to do so, secure the area, and take photos of the aircraft, payload, battery, propellers, landing gear, motors, and impact area.

  • Do not continue flying until the aircraft has been inspected. Contact EAUAV support with photos, videos, flight logs, and a description of the incident.

  • Battery care is critical for safety and performance. Always follow the product manual for charging, storage, transport, and inspection. Avoid using swollen, damaged, overheated, wet, or abnormal batteries.

  • For long-term storage, keep batteries at the recommended storage level and inspect them regularly according to the manual.

  • Maintenance frequency depends on flight hours, workload, environment, payload type, dust, moisture, chemical exposure, and operating intensity.

  • Operators should complete pre-flight and post-flight checks every day and follow the maintenance schedule in the user manual. High-intensity commercial operations may require more frequent inspections and parts replacement.

  • Yes. EAUAV provides user manuals, product documents, technical information, and setup guidance according to the purchased model and package. Some documents may also be available through the Download Center.

  • Yes. EAUAV provides video tutorials for product setup, operation, maintenance, and application workflows. Tutorial availability depends on product line and model.

  • Support materials may include agricultural drone operation, facade cleaning workflow, solar cleaning operation, transport payload handling, and maintenance basics.

  • Training scope depends on the product package and quotation. Some packages include remote onboarding, setup guidance, operation videos, SOP references, safety checklists, and technical support groups.

  • Dealer, distributor, OEM, and project packages can include additional training or enablement materials.

  • Yes. EAUAV can provide SOP references and safety checklists for relevant product lines, such as facade cleaning workflow, solar cleaning workflow, agricultural spraying operation, transport mission planning, and payload setup.

  • Final SOPs must be adapted by the operator according to local regulations, jobsite rules, insurance requirements, and actual operating conditions.

  • Yes. For qualified dealers and distributors, EAUAV can provide product training materials, technical datasheets, marketing assets, demo planning support, configuration guidance, and spare parts recommendations.

  • Dealer support scope depends on cooperation model and product line.

  • Certification availability depends on product model, configuration, and market. EAUAV can provide applicable CE, FCC, technical, or compliance-related documents for delivered configurations where available.

  • Drone operation rules vary by country, region, airspace, application, aircraft weight, payload, and mission type. EAUAV can provide manufacturer-side technical documents, but local registration, pilot qualification, flight approval, import rules, insurance, and jobsite permission remain the operator’s responsibility.

  • Always check with your local aviation authority before operation.

  • Operating drones for cleaning in urban or commercial areas typically requires special attention to the following regulatory requirements and limitations (specifics vary by country/region):

    • Airspace Restrictions: Many cities have no-fly zones or restricted flight zones (e.g., near airports, government buildings, crowded areas).
    • Flight Altitude and Visual Line of Sight (VLOS): There are usually maximum flight altitude limits, and operations may be required to be within VLOS.
    • Operating Hours: Some regions may have restrictions on night flights or operations during specific hours.
    • Operator Qualifications: Operating commercial drones often requires the pilot to have an appropriate license or certification. Cleaning operations should involve at least two personnel: a pilot and a ground crew member. The work area must be properly cordoned off with warning signs during operation.
    • Safety and Privacy: A safety plan must be in place to prevent risks to people or property below, and attention must be paid to public privacy.
    • Third-Party Liability Insurance: відповідне страхування відповідальності за експлуатацію безпілотника може знадобитися.
  • Always consult your local aviation authorities for detailed and current regulations before commencing operations.

  • Commercial drone operations often require pilot qualification, operator registration, insurance, or mission approval. Requirements vary by country and application.

  • Cleaning, agricultural spraying, transport, emergency response, and heavy-lift missions may have additional requirements. Please check local regulations before operation.

  • Urban and commercial cleaning projects may require airspace review, flight permission, Remote ID, pilot qualification, insurance, worksite control, pedestrian exclusion zones, privacy review, water runoff management, and building owner approval.

  • Facade cleaning also requires hose management, safe takeoff and landing zones, emergency procedures, and surface test patches before full operation.

  • Agricultural drone operation may require aircraft registration, pilot qualification, spraying permission, chemical handling compliance, environmental rules, buffer zones, and local agricultural regulations.

  • Operators should follow local rules for pesticide, fertilizer, seed, and granule application.

  • Transport drone missions should review aircraft registration, pilot qualification, payload safety, route approval, people and property below, emergency landing zones, hoist or release system safety, insurance, and local aviation authority requirements.

  • Heavy-lift and suspended-load missions may require stricter approval than standard drone operations.

  • EAUAV does not normally provide local operation insurance by default. Operators should arrange third-party liability insurance, equipment insurance, cargo insurance, or project-specific coverage according to local requirements.

  • Insurance requirements should be checked before commercial operation.

  • Check battery charge level, battery installation, power button sequence, connectors, visible damage, and whether the battery is in a protected or abnormal state. Try a known-good battery if available.

  • If the issue continues, contact EAUAV support with photos, video, battery status, charger status, and product model.

  • Check aircraft power, remote controller power, pairing status, antenna position, firmware version, distance, interference environment, and whether the correct aircraft profile is selected.

  • If reconnection fails, record a short video of the issue and contact EAUAV support.

  • Move to an open area if possible, check satellite signal, antenna condition, RTK base or network status, interference sources, nearby tall buildings, metal structures, and weather conditions.

  • For facade cleaning near buildings, do not run route-based cleaning if positioning is unstable. Use conservative manual control or stop operation until conditions improve.

  • Check the water source, pump status, hose connection, hose length, hose kinks, nozzle blockage, filter condition, pump power, and whether the selected nozzle matches the pressure setup.

  • Do not use high pressure on sensitive surfaces without testing, correct nozzle selection, suitable distance, and an approved SOP.

  • Stop spraying, land or secure the drone according to SOP, and inspect the nozzle, filter, hose, and water source. Clean or replace the nozzle as recommended in the manual.

  • Avoid using dirty water, unfiltered water, or unverified chemical mixtures that may clog the spray system.

  • Check tank or hopper installation, pump or motor status, nozzle or outlet blockage, flow calibration, spreading disk, feed gate, application rate, route speed, and selected operation mode.

  • Recalibrate according to the manual before returning to field operation.

  • Stop the operation and secure the payload. Check hoist power, cable condition, hook or release mechanism, controller status, payload attachment, center of gravity, and whether the cargo weight is within the rated limit.

  • Do not continue lifting until the issue is resolved.

  • Land safely as soon as possible according to the product manual and mission SOP. Do not continue the mission with abnormal battery voltage, overheating, swelling, physical damage, or repeated warning messages.

  • Record the warning, battery ID, flight condition, and charger status, then contact EAUAV support.

  • Please provide:

    • Product model
    • Serial number if available
    • Order number or purchase channel
    • Photos and videos of the issue
    • Error messages or screenshots
    • Flight logs or operation records
    • Firmware version
    • Battery ID and charger status if relevant
    • Operating environment
    • Steps already taken
    • Whether the issue happened before or after a crash, firmware update, cleaning operation, transport mission, or maintenance action

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