160L Remote Sprayer Gasoline Engine Orchard Farm Drone High Productivity Machine Engine

The OEM160L Remote Sprayer is a gasoline-engine, remote-controlled agricultural drone designed for high-productivity spraying and aerial monitoring of orchards and farms. It integrates avionics, PLC, camera and radar modules for precision application.

Yes. The product description specifies a gasoline engine as the primary power source for the OEM160L remote sprayer.

The OEM160L uses a pump-type sprayer system, suitable for applying pesticides, fertilizers, and other liquid treatments.

Key components include a PLC, avionics module, camera module and radar module. Notable features are high-efficiency spraying, lightweight design for maneuverability, and remote operation for precise application.

The specification lists a product weight of 5 kg and a single package weight of 68.000 kg. The larger package weight likely includes protective packaging, accessories and shipping materials; confirm with the seller for exact contents.

The listed single package size is 1500 x 120 x 120 cm. Please verify this dimension with the manufacturer or supplier before purchase, as packaging formats can vary by shipper and region.

Productivity depends on operating parameters (spray rate, altitude, speed, and tank capacity). The OEM160L is marketed for high productivity and large-area coverage, but exact coverage per flight should be confirmed with the supplier or in the technical manual.

The OEM160L is designed for remote operation. It includes avionics for flight control and remote sprayer control. The supplier should provide the specific remote/controller interface and user manual.

Yes. The OEM160L includes a camera module (and radar) which can be used for aerial monitoring of crop health and field scouting in addition to spraying.

Operators should be trained in safe drone operation, pesticide application rules, and gasoline engine maintenance. Many suppliers offer training or can recommend certified operators—ask your supplier about available training programs.

Regular maintenance includes gasoline engine servicing (fuel system, spark plugs), cleaning and inspecting the pump and nozzles, checking avionics/camera connections, calibrating the sprayer, and following the manufacturer's maintenance schedule.

Follow local aviation and agricultural chemical application regulations, use appropriate PPE when handling chemicals, ensure safe fuel handling for gasoline engines, and operate within vetted flight zones. Check local laws on unmanned aerial spraying.

Warranty and after-sales support details are not provided in the brief. Contact the manufacturer or authorized distributor for warranty terms, spare parts availability and technical support options.

For exact technical parameters such as tank capacity, flight time, spray width and maximum payload, request the full technical datasheet or contact the manufacturer/seller directly. Model names like '160L' may imply capacity but always confirm official specs.

Yes. The machine is marketed specifically for orchards and large agricultural fields where quick, large-area treatment and aerial monitoring are required, helping to save time and labor compared with manual spraying.