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Navigate effortlessly in GPS-denied environments with up to 42 minutes of flight time and operate confidently with IP43 ingress protection and a broad -20° F to 122° F operational temperature range. Perfect for advanced scouting and surveillance, this drone sets new standards for reliability and performance in the field.
Yes, the Autel EVO Max 4T can operate in the EASA Open Category, specifically in the A2 and A3 sub-categories, following recent updates. The EVO Max series has achieved the C2 certification, aligning with the European Drone Regulation (EU) 2019/945 (R945).
To fly in the A2 sub-category, remote pilots need to complete the A2 Certificate of Competency (A2 CofC), which includes online training and an exam. This certification allows for operations in closer proximity to people while maintaining a safe distance. In the A3 sub-category, operations can be conducted in more remote areas.
To ensure compliance, the EVO Max 4T requires a firmware update. After updating, users can apply for the C2 Class Identification Label, which certifies the drone for use in these categories. For detailed instructions on how to update your drone and apply for the label, please visit our support page.
This certification enhances the operational flexibility of the EVO Max 4T, allowing users to take advantage of more streamlined regulatory compliance within the EASA framework.
The Autel EVO Max 4T can transmit high-definition images up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) away using Autel SkyLink 3.0 technology. This distance may vary depending on environmental factors and local regulations.
The EVO Max 4T’s smart battery provides a flight time of approximately 40 minutes under optimal conditions. It takes about 90 minutes to fully charge the aircraft’s battery using the provided charger.
Yes, the EVO Max 4T is equipped with a 720° obstacle avoidance system, including a visual perception system and millimeter-wave radar, which helps the drone detect and avoid obstacles in all directions.
You can update the firmware by connecting the drone to the Autel Enterprise App. Ensure your drone and remote controller are fully charged, and follow the in-app instructions to download and install the latest firmware updates.
The EVO Max 4T has three main flight modes: GNSS Mode (for GPS-assisted flight), Visual Positioning Mode (when GNSS signal is weak), and ATTI Mode (manual flight with no GPS or visual positioning). Each mode automatically activates based on the available signals and environmental conditions.
If the remote controller disconnects, the drone will automatically trigger a Return-to-Home (RTH) function, provided the signal is lost for a preset duration. Ensure your RTH altitude is set correctly to avoid obstacles.
The EVO Max 4T is equipped with an infrared thermal imaging camera. To use it, access the camera settings via the Autel Enterprise App, and switch to the thermal imaging mode to capture or record thermal data.
For optimal performance, use a Class 10, UHS-3 microSD card, especially if you plan to record high-definition video. Insert the microSD card before powering on the aircraft.
These questions and answers should cover the most common inquiries potential users might have about the Autel EVO Max 4T drone.
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