Emergency Response Unmanned Helicopter

Unmanned Helicopter JR-FC1217

5400mm

Maximum take-off weight 600kg

Maximum flight speed 144km/h

Battery life

≥3h (200kg payload) ≥1h (250kg payload)

The maximum take-off altitude is 4500m

Maximum payload (load plus fuel) 280kg

Communication link distance (30-200km

Unmanned Helicopter JR-FC1217H

Main rotor diameter

5400mm

Maximum take-off weight 650kg

Maximum flight speed 144km/h

Battery life

≥4h (200kg payload) ≥1h (280kg payload)

The maximum take-off altitude is 4500m

Maximum payload (load plus fuel) 300kg

The communication link distance (line of sight) is 30-200km

three-lens camera(large)30 times/3km measuring range

Honeycomb Aerospace UAV with photoelectric camera can be used in inspection, security and emergency search and rescue and other scenarios. Two-axis three-lens target positioning camera, integrated with a 30x optical zoom visible light camera, a 640×512 high-resolution infrared camera, the farthest measurement range of 3km laser rangefinder, as well as high- precision gyro-stablized platform, with the ability to work all day.

Airborne emergency publicnetwork communication system

JR-FC1217unmanned helicopter is equipped with airborne satellite communication equipment, airborne public network base station, maintains link communication with satellites through high-altitude flight, adopts4G/5G communication technology, transmits business data back to the operator’s core network through satellite transmission,restores public network communication in the disaster-hit area directionally, and provides voice, SMS and Internet services for users in the disaster-hit areas.

Airborne emergency communication private network system

The JR-FC1217 unmanned helicopter is equipped with airborne satellite communication equipment,airbome PDT cluster base stations, airborne broadband AD hoc networking equipment, etc., to quickly build emergency communication private network for public security, emergency and other departments, to meet the real-time information and command exchange requirements between the command center and frontline search and rescue personnel, and to ensure the smooth progress of rescue work.