GEB Heavy-Duty 24H Continuous Flight Tethered Hexacopter Drone System
Heavy-duty 24H continuous flight tethered hexacopter system (15kg payload, 150m tether altitude, 400V DC ground power) for persistent industrial security and emergency communications.
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Product Details
The GEB Heavy-Duty 24H Continuous Flight Tethered Hexacopter Drone System is an industrial persistent surveillance, communications relay, and emergency monitoring hexacopter platform designed for non-stop aerial operations. Powered through a high-voltage 400V–600V DC ground tether system, this hexacopter supports up to 15kg payload capacity at operational tether altitudes up to 150 meters. It integrates dual-redundant flight controllers, an automatic tension-sensing ground winch, and emergency battery fail-safe for maximum mission assurance.
Product Overview
Constructed with high-rigidity carbon fiber boom arms and industrial-grade water-sealed brushless motors (IP55), the GEB Tethered Hexacopter system maintains stable position hold in adverse weather conditions including heavy rain and gale winds up to 14 m/s. Its high-payload capacity accommodates complex multi-sensor suites such as cooled thermal cameras, dual optical tracking gimbals, radar transceivers, and cellular base stations.
Key Commercial & System Facts
| Feature | Technical Specification |
|---|---|
| Aircraft Configuration | Heavy-Duty Industrial Tethered Hexacopter System |
| Max Mission Payload Capacity | Up to 15.0 kg (Sensor pods, relays, broadcast lighting) |
| Maximum Operational Tether Altitude | 150 meters AGL (Automatic active winch tension control) |
| Continuous Hover Duration | ≥ 24 Hours (Uninterrupted tethered operation) |
| Ground Power Station Input | 380V AC 3-Phase / 220V AC (8kW–12kW continuous delivery) |
| Airframe Max Takeoff Weight (MTOW) | 38.0 kg (with full 15kg payload attached) |
| Wind Resistance & Weatherproofing | Class 7 (14 m/s sustained wind) / IP55 Weatherproof |
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value | Test Conditions & Tolerances |
|---|---|---|
| Tether Transmission Voltage | 400V–600V DC (High-voltage efficiency) | Onboard down-conversion to 48V/24V bus |
| Flight Control Redundancy | Dual Triple-Redundant IMU Flight Controllers | Automated motor-out fail-safe landing |
| Emergency Onboard Battery | 12S 5000mAh Semi-Solid LiPo (5 min emergency landing) | Zero-switchover seamless fail-safe power |
| Ground Winch Dimensions & Weight | 850 × 650 × 600 mm / Approx. 65 kg | Ruggedized wheeled mobile transit casing |
| Operating Temperature Envelope | -20°C to +55°C | All-weather certified hardware |
Equipment Compatibility & Engineering Fit Check
Before deploying GEB Heavy-Duty 24H Continuous Flight Tethered Hexacopter Drone System, verify these verified electrical and mechanical boundary requirements:
Operational Boundary Conditions
✔ Recommended Fit & Use Cases:
- Industrial UAVs, FPV platforms, and robotics requiring rapid burst response at 400V-600V DC Ground / 48V Onboard.
- Flight missions needing high energy density and stable voltage plateaus under heavy payload draw.
- Applications demanding verified Class 9 / UN38.3 compliance for commercial field logistics.
⚠ Operational Constraints & Limits:
- Do not discharge below minimum cutoff voltage or charge beyond rated limit.
- Maintain operational surface temperature within -20°C to +60°C discharge (0°C to +45°C charge).
- Ensure connector polarity and pin assignment match system schematics prior to initial power-up.
First-Party Manufacturing SOP & Export Compliance
Technical Whitepapers & Engineering Guides
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Comprehensive engineering analysis on wiring resistive losses (I²R), ESC compatibility, and payload endurance trade-offs.
Drone Battery Capacity Guide: How Many mAh and Wh Does Your UAV Need?
Step-by-step formula to calculate power budget, payload weight, C-rate margins, and usable flight minutes.
LiPo vs Li-ion Battery for Drones: Which Is Better for Commercial UAVs?
Gravimetric energy density vs burst discharge rate comparison for mapping, survey, and delivery multirotors.
