DJI Agras T100S Specifications Canada: Weight, Dimensions, Payload & Performance
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DJI Agras T100S Specifications Canada — Technical Specs With Canadian Operating Context
Updated September 11, 2026.
The DJI Agras T100S specification sheet is especially interesting in Canada because one number—149.9 kg maximum takeoff weight—places the launch-market aircraft immediately below Transport Canada’s 150 kg upper limit for the medium-drone class. That does not automatically authorize flight, but it changes which regulatory pathway may apply if a Canadian-supported configuration is introduced.
Launch-era T100S specifications list up to 149.9 kg MTOW, roughly 57 kg aircraft weight with battery in standard spray configuration, an unfolded size around 3190 × 3570 × 934 mm, folded size around 1120 × 896 × 934 mm, 85 L spraying, 126 L / 90 kg spreading, 95 kg lifting and 256-line LiDAR. In Canada, a drone over 25 kg and not more than 150 kg is a medium drone; VLOS medium-drone operations can be Advanced operations when the exact aircraft and mission meet Transport Canada’s safety-assurance requirements.
T100S Canada Specification Table
| Specification | Launch-market T100S | Canadian interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum takeoff weight | 149.9 kg | Medium-drone class if exact operating weight stays at or below 150 kg. |
| Approx. standard spray aircraft weight with battery | ~57 kg | Useful for payload and transport planning. |
| Diagonal wheelbase | ~2415 mm | Large-field platform requiring substantial staging space. |
| Deployed dimensions | ~3190 × 3570 × 934 mm | Trailer and launch-zone planning matter. |
| Fully folded | ~1120 × 896 × 934 mm | Still a large commercial aircraft once batteries and payload modules are included. |
| Propellers | 62 × 23 in carbon-fibre-composite class | Large rotor footprint and substantial downwash. |
| RTK hover accuracy | ~±10 cm H/V in supported strong RTK conditions | Useful for repeat routes, swath spacing and orchard geometry. |
| Spray tank | 85 L | High-volume application potential. |
| Standard max spray flow | 40 L/min | Reduces flow bottlenecks at high application rates. |
| Optional high-flow | 50 L/min | Potential orchard/dense-canopy benefit. |
| Spreader | 126 L / 90 kg | Large fertilizer/seed payload. |
| Peak spread discharge | Up to 400 kg/min | Maximum hardware throughput, not a universal field rate. |
| Lifting payload | 95 kg | Heavy farm-logistics capability. |
| LiDAR | 256-line | Denser 3D sensing around wires, poles and terrain. |
| Operating temperature reference | 0–40°C | Canadian cold-season use requires careful temperature/battery planning. |
| Wind-resistance reference | ~6 m/s | Aircraft capability does not override pesticide-label wind limits. |
149.9 kg: Why the Weight Specification Is Unusually Important in Canada
Transport Canada defines medium drones as aircraft weighing more than 25 kg and not more than 150 kg. Large drones are over 150 kg and fall into special-operation pathways. The T100S’s 149.9 kg ceiling therefore appears intentionally close to a regulatory threshold that matters in several countries, including Canada.
However, Canadian legality is not determined by brochure weight alone. A medium-drone Advanced operation needs the appropriate pilot certificate, registration and safety-assurance declaration or Pre-Validated Declaration for the specific operation. The exact imported T100S model must be checked against Transport Canada requirements before commercial use.
See Transport Canada Advanced operations and the Ares Acres T100S Canada Full Guide.
Dimensions and Canadian Transport Planning
A folded footprint around 1.12 m × 0.90 m sounds compact relative to the deployed aircraft, but a working T100S system includes batteries, charger or generator, spray tank, spreader or lift hardware, water/chemical handling and spare components. Canadian operators moving between large rural blocks should plan the trailer as a production system rather than simply a place to fit the aircraft.
Cold-weather transport also matters. Lithium battery performance and charging behaviour change at low temperature. The published 0–40°C operating reference means winter storage, transport and shoulder-season operation need deliberate battery conditioning rather than assuming summer performance.
85 L Spraying and 40–50 L/min Flow
The T100S launch configuration uses an 85 L tank. Its 40 L/min standard maximum flow is more important than tank capacity alone because flow determines whether the aircraft can maintain a target L/ha while increasing speed. The optional high-flow/mist configuration reaches 50 L/min.
For Canadian pesticide work, hardware capability is secondary to the label. Health Canada’s June 2026 policy allows RPAS application when a product is registered for conventional aerial application and the label does not prohibit RPAS, but operators must follow the approved aerial directions exactly. Provincial or territorial certification and permit requirements also continue to apply.
Read T100S Spray, Spread & Lift Canada.
Spreading Specifications for Canadian Fertilizer and Seed Work
The 126 L hopper carries up to 90 kg of compatible material and supports approximately 0.5–10 mm particles with the correct feed hardware. Peak discharge up to 400 kg/min is a hardware/test-condition maximum, not a recommended agronomic rate.
Canadian operators should calculate both hopper volume and material density. A low-density seed can fill the hopper before reaching 90 kg; dense fertilizer can reach the weight limit before the hopper is physically full.
95 kg Lift Specification
The T100S lift system adds a third productive role. A 95 kg suspended payload can move inputs or equipment across difficult farm terrain, but suspended loads create pendulum forces and different risk than a rigid spray tank. Route shape, wind, rigging, cable length and centre of mass all matter.
256-Line LiDAR and Radar
DJI’s T100S launch material describes a 256-line LiDAR with substantially increased point-cloud density plus upgraded millimetre-wave radar. That can be valuable in Canadian orchards, vineyards, farmyards and mixed terrain where hydro lines, poles, shelterbelts, irrigation equipment and elevation changes complicate autonomous routes.
Read T100S LiDAR, Radar & Safety Canada.
T100S vs T100 Specifications in Canada
The T100S is newer, but the current global T100 publishes larger capacities in several categories: up to 100 L spraying, 150 L spreading, 100 kg lifting and higher MTOW in some countries. A future Canadian T100S should therefore be judged on its regional configuration, sensing, flow and regulatory fit—not simply assumed to be larger than every T100.
Compare them in DJI T100S vs T100 Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 149.9 kg the payload?
No. MTOW includes the aircraft, battery, installed system and payload.
Is the T100S a medium drone in Canada?
A 149.9 kg operating configuration is within Transport Canada’s medium-drone weight band of over 25 kg through 150 kg. Exact mission requirements still apply.
Does being under 150 kg eliminate the need for an SFOC?
Not universally. Many medium-drone VLOS operations can now operate in the Advanced category, but special or higher-complexity operations can still require an SFOC-RPAS.
How much liquid does it carry?
85 L in the launch-market spray configuration.
How much fertilizer can it carry?
Up to 90 kg in the published spreading configuration.
How much can it lift?
Up to 95 kg in the published lifting configuration.
Is there an official Canadian T100S specification sheet?
Ares Acres has not found an official Canadian T100S launch/specification page as of this update, so these values should be treated as launch-market specifications until DJI publishes a Canadian configuration.
Related Canadian T100S Guides
Canadian Parts and Support
Ares Acres supports Agras fleets with DJI Agras OEM Parts, T100 Parts, T50 Parts, T40 Parts, Accessories and model-specific component support.
Technical notice: These T100S figures reflect launch-era documentation and may differ from any future Canadian variant. Verify the exact aircraft, Transport Canada declaration status, current manual/app limits and pesticide requirements before operation.
