DJI Agras T50 Warranty: Complete Coverage, Battery, Spray & Spreading Parts Guide
🇺🇸 U.S.A. FIRST — DJI Agras T50 Factory Warranty, B1560 Battery, Spraying Components, Spreading System & Claim Process
Updated September 11, 2026.
The DJI Agras T50 warranty is a component-level factory warranty, not one blanket promise that every piece of a T50 is covered for twelve months. DJI publishes dedicated T25 & T50 Warranty Periods Information, and the duration depends on whether the failed item is a main aircraft module, propulsion component, battery, controller, pump, atomizer, flow meter, spreading motor, hose, propeller, cable or another wear-oriented component.
Under the standard published schedule, many major T50 aircraft components—including the aerial-electronics system, spraying system module, RF module, distribution boards, motor, ESC, binocular vision system, FPV, RTK antenna, radar and aircraft frame—are listed at 12 months. The B1560 intelligent flight battery is listed at 12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever comes first. Several high-wear spraying components are listed at 3 months, spreading control/drive modules can be 6 months, and selected hoses, propellers, cables, tanks and other wear items can be limited to 15 days.
Many of the DJI Agras T50’s major aircraft electronics, sensors, propulsion parts and frame receive 12 months under the standard component schedule. The B1560 battery is covered for 12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever comes first. Pumps, atomized sprinklers, flow/liquid-level sensing and other selected spray wear components are commonly 3 months. Selected spreading-system drive/control components are 6 months, while some tanks, hoses, cables and propellers are 15 days. Factory warranty covers qualifying defects—not every crash or field-damage event.
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What You’ll Learn
- How long the DJI T50 warranty lasts.
- Which T50 aircraft components receive 12-month coverage in the standard schedule.
- How the B1560 battery warranty works.
- Why spray-system electronics and spray wear parts can have different periods.
- How long pumps, atomized sprinklers, flow meters and liquid-level components are covered.
- How the T50 spreading-system warranty is divided.
- What short 15-day component periods mean.
- How controller, charger and power-system warranties fit into the T50 ecosystem.
- What DJI Agriculture excludes from warranty.
- Why flight logs matter after an accident.
- How proof of purchase establishes the warranty start date.
- How to prepare a T50 warranty claim without destroying diagnostic evidence.
- Why commercial operators still need spare parts while the aircraft is under warranty.
DJI T50 Warranty at a Glance
Many major aircraft modules, motors/ESCs, sensors, frame, remote controller and key chargers.
Selected spreading-system control/drive components.
Selected high-wear spray components such as impeller pump and atomized sprinkler.
Selected hoses, propellers, cables and structural/wear parts.
B1560 intelligent flight battery — whichever comes first.
DJI Agras T50 Main Aircraft Components — 12 Months
The standard DJI T50 component warranty schedule lists the following major assemblies at 12 months. This is why a simple “T50 warranty is one year” can sound correct at first—many of the most expensive flight-critical assemblies do receive a year—but the statement becomes inaccurate when it is extended to every wear part.
| T50 component | Published standard period | System |
|---|---|---|
| Aerial-Electronics System Module | 12 months | Flight electronics |
| Spraying System Module | 12 months | Central spray electronics/control |
| RF Module | 12 months | Communications |
| Cable Distribution Module | 12 months | Signal/power distribution |
| Power Distribution Board | 12 months | Aircraft power architecture |
| Motor | 12 months | Propulsion |
| ESC | 12 months | Motor control |
| Binocular Vision System | 12 months | Environmental sensing |
| FPV Module | 12 months | Pilot awareness |
| RTK Antenna | 12 months | Precision positioning |
| Active Phased Array Radar | 12 months | Obstacle/terrain sensing |
| Folding Detection Sensor | 12 months | Arm/folding state detection |
| DJI Relay | 12 months | Transmission support |
| Auxiliary Light | 12 months | Lighting/visibility |
| Aircraft Frame | 12 months | Primary structure |
Important Clarification: “Spraying System Module” Does Not Mean Every Spray Part Gets 12 Months
This is probably the single most important T50 warranty detail for owners.
The T50’s central Spraying System Module is listed at 12 months, but multiple physical liquid-handling and spray wear components are separately listed at shorter periods. A service center evaluates the exact failed component—not the generic phrase “spraying system.”
T50 Spraying Wear Components — Commonly 3 Months
| Selected T50 spray component | Published period | Operational role |
|---|---|---|
| Impeller pump | 3 months | Fluid delivery |
| Atomized sprinkler | 3 months | Droplet generation |
| Flow meter | 3 months | Application-rate measurement |
| Liquid level gauge | 3 months | Tank quantity sensing |
| Weight sensor | 3 months | Payload measurement |
| Solenoid vent valve | 3 months | Tank vent/flow control |
These components operate in a harsh agricultural environment: liquid, chemical residue, repeated vibration, high-duty cycles and frequent cleaning. Warranty duration and preventive maintenance are separate questions; even a covered component should be inspected and cleaned according to DJI guidance.
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T50 15-Day Wear Components
The T50 warranty document also identifies very short warranty categories for selected exposed or consumable components. Depending on the exact table entry, this can include:
- hoses,
- propellers and propeller adapters,
- selected aircraft cables,
- charger cables,
- spreading tanks/structural components,
- other short-life accessories.
A component can be essential to flight or application and still have a short warranty period. Operational importance does not determine warranty duration; DJI’s published component category does.
B1560 Battery Warranty: 12 Months or 1,500 Charge Cycles
The T50’s B1560 intelligent flight battery is a high-value fleet asset. DJI publishes the battery warranty as 12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever occurs first.
Commercial operators should understand four consequences:
- Cycle count can expire coverage before the calendar year.
- Multiple batteries can have different remaining warranty despite being bought together. Usage is not always evenly distributed.
- Serial-number-level tracking matters.
- Battery misuse can still exclude a claim even if the battery is within time/cycle limits.
DJI’s battery guidance also requires correct storage and maintenance. For the broader battery program, read DJI Agras Battery Fleet Management: BMS, Firmware, Cycles & Maintenance.
T50 Spreading System Warranty
The spreading system follows the same logic: electronics and motors receive more coverage than high-wear tank/structure/cabling.
| T50 spreading component category | Typical published period |
|---|---|
| Reduction gearbox module | 6 months |
| Servo | 6 months |
| Control module | 6 months |
| Spread tank / structural module | 15 days |
| Selected spreading cables | 15 days |
T50 Remote Controller and Charging Equipment
Major T50 support equipment is generally assigned its own component warranty. DJI’s T50 schedule lists key smart-controller and charging equipment at longer periods—commonly 12 months in the standard schedule—including the primary remote controller and compatible intelligent charging equipment such as the C10000/C8000-class charger entries included in the T25/T50 warranty document.
Do not assume that the warranty of the aircraft automatically defines the warranty of every device shipped in a full set. Keep serial numbers and purchase documentation for aircraft, batteries, chargers and controller.
Visual: T50 Warranty Duration by Component Type
When Does the T50 Warranty Start?
DJI Agriculture’s general policy states that the warranty begins on the product’s delivery date. If the customer cannot provide an invoice or valid proof of purchase, DJI describes an alternate calculation beginning 90 days after the product shipping date unless otherwise agreed.
Keep the dealer invoice with your fleet records. A commercial operation should be able to map:
What Does DJI T50 Factory Warranty Cover?
The DJI Agriculture limited warranty covers qualifying defects in materials and workmanship under normal use, while the component is within its listed period and the product has been operated according to DJI’s published materials.
A strong potential warranty case is therefore very different from “the part broke.” The service center needs to determine why it broke.
What Is Not Covered?
DJI Agriculture identifies exclusions including:
- collision/burning when no manufacturing defect exists,
- unauthorized modification/disassembly,
- incorrect installation or operation,
- water ingress caused by incorrect installation/use,
- unauthorized circuit modification,
- improper battery/charger use,
- damage from strong wind, rain, sand/dust or other harsh conditions contrary to instructions,
- electromagnetic or wireless interference-related damage,
- operation above safe takeoff weight,
- third-party compatibility/reliability damage involving uncertified components,
- operation with insufficient battery power or defective battery conditions,
- flights outside published instructions,
- tampered serial/product/waterproof labels,
- uncontrollable external events such as flood, fire, earthquake or lightning,
- stolen or missing equipment,
- failure to provide flight logs required for accident analysis.
If My T50 Crashes, Will DJI Replace It Under Warranty?
A crash does not automatically equal a warranty replacement. DJI has to determine whether a covered defect caused the crash or whether the damage came from collision, pilot error, overload, environmental conditions, improper installation or another excluded cause.
This is why preserving flight logs, aircraft condition, battery identity and controller data immediately after an incident is so important.
Does the T50 Have DJI Care Refresh?
Consumer DJI Care Refresh should not be confused with T50 factory warranty. DJI Care Refresh is a separate service product associated with supported camera drones and handheld devices. T50 service is governed by DJI Agriculture’s policies and T50 component schedule, plus any specific regional agriculture service product that may be offered separately.
Regional Warranty and Imported T50 Aircraft
DJI Agriculture states that it does not provide a universal global warranty. Service is ordinarily available in the corresponding DJI Agriculture service region where the product was purchased. Depending on parts and policy, cross-regional service may be possible for an additional charge, but it should not be assumed.
Before buying a used or imported T50, verify:
- authorized-retailer source,
- original purchase region,
- serial number,
- invoice,
- delivery/activation date,
- remaining B1560 cycles,
- repair history,
- local service-center eligibility.
How to Prepare a DJI T50 Warranty Claim
- Stop using the aircraft if the defect may affect safety.
- Identify the exact failed component.
- Look up that component in the T50 warranty schedule.
- Confirm delivery date and battery cycle count if relevant.
- Save flight logs and app/controller data.
- Photograph the aircraft/component before repair.
- Save error codes, screenshots and video.
- Locate the invoice and serial numbers.
- Record operating circumstances: payload, weather, field condition and mission stage.
- Contact the DJI Agriculture authorized service path for the purchase region.
- Follow instructions before disassembling flight-critical electronics.
- Back up data and remove non-covered attachments if instructed.
- Review the service diagnosis.
- If not covered, determine whether paid repair or direct OEM replacement is the faster production path.
T50 Warranty Evidence Checklist
| Evidence | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Invoice | Purchase source and warranty start |
| Aircraft S/N | Region and identity |
| B1560 S/N + cycle count | Battery eligibility |
| Flight logs | Root-cause analysis after in-flight failure |
| Error messages | Electronic/system diagnosis |
| Photos/video | Condition before disassembly |
| Maintenance log | Evidence of proper service practices |
| Modification list | Helps determine whether third-party work is relevant |
What Happens After a T50 Warranty Replacement?
DJI Agriculture states that free warranty replacement parts receive the remaining warranty period of the original main part. A new replacement does not automatically restart a fresh full term.
Paid replacement/repair of main components generally receives the original remaining warranty or 90 days, whichever is longer, except short-duration components originally limited to 15 or 30 days.
Common T50 Warranty Mistakes
- Assuming “12-month T50 warranty” applies to every component.
- Confusing the 12-month Spraying System Module with the 3-month pump/atomizer category.
- Ignoring B1560 cycles.
- Assuming spreading tank and spreading gearbox share the same period.
- Assuming propellers have long-term coverage.
- Continuing operation after repeated pump, ESC or sensing faults.
- Deleting logs after a crash.
- Opening electronics before documenting a potential factory defect.
- Assuming imported aircraft have U.S. global warranty.
- Using uncertified components without understanding compatibility implications.
- Confusing warranty with crash insurance.
- Assuming replacement resets the full warranty.
T50 Warranty vs Spare-Parts Strategy
Warranty protects the capital cost of a qualifying defect. It does not guarantee same-day uptime. During spray season, a T50 operator should decide in advance which failures justify carrying local spares.
Depending on fleet size, workload and technical capability, high-priority spares can include:
- propellers and mounting hardware,
- spray hoses and sealing components,
- spray rods/shells and external hardware,
- pump/atomizer components,
- selected cables and sensors,
- propulsion components where justified,
- adequate healthy B1560 batteries,
- charging/generator contingencies.
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FAQ: DJI Agras T50 Warranty
How long is the DJI T50 warranty?
It depends on the component. Major aircraft systems are commonly 12 months; selected spray wear parts three months; selected spreading modules six months; some wear parts 15 days.
Is the T50 frame covered?
Yes. The standard T50 warranty schedule lists the aircraft frame among 12-month major components.
How long is the T50 motor warranty?
The motor is listed at 12 months in the standard component table.
How long is the T50 ESC warranty?
The ESC is listed at 12 months.
How long is the T50 radar warranty?
The active phased-array radar is listed among 12-month components in the standard schedule.
How long is the T50 spraying-system-module warranty?
The central Spraying System Module is listed at 12 months, but individual wear components within the spray system have shorter periods.
How long is the T50 pump warranty?
The impeller pump is listed at three months.
How long is the T50 atomized sprinkler warranty?
The atomized sprinkler is listed at three months.
How long is the T50 flow meter warranty?
Three months in the standard schedule.
How long is the B1560 battery warranty?
12 months or 1,500 charge cycles, whichever occurs first.
Does reaching 1,500 cycles end coverage before one year?
Yes, if that is the applicable schedule and the cycle threshold is reached first.
How long are T50 propellers covered?
They fall into a short wear-part category, commonly 15 days in the published standard schedule.
How long is the T50 spreading-system control module warranty?
Selected spreading control/drive modules are listed at six months.
Does the T50 warranty cover collision damage?
Collision damage without a manufacturing defect is generally excluded.
Does T50 factory warranty cover pilot error?
Damage caused by incorrect operation or failure to follow DJI instructions is generally excluded.
Can missing flight logs cause a problem?
Yes. DJI Agriculture explicitly includes failure to provide logs needed for accident analysis among its exclusions.
Does T50 have DJI Care Refresh?
Do not treat consumer Care Refresh as T50 coverage. T50 is governed by DJI Agriculture policy and model-specific warranty information.
Can I get U.S. warranty on a foreign-market T50?
Do not assume so. DJI Agriculture warranty is region-based rather than globally interchangeable.
Does a repaired component get a new 12 months?
A free warranty replacement generally gets the remaining original warranty, not a fresh full period.
Where can I find T50 replacement parts?
Use the Ares Acres T50 Parts collection or contact Ares Acres for exact component identification.
Official DJI T50 Warranty Resources
- DJI Agras T50 Download Center — includes T50 Component Warranty Periods Information
- DJI Agriculture After-Sales Service Policies
Related Ares Acres Warranty & T50 Guides
- Complete DJI Agras Warranty Guide
- What Is the DJI Warranty?
- DJI T100 Warranty
- DJI T40 Warranty
- DJI T100/T50 Preflight Safety
- DJI Agras Battery Fleet Management
What Is Ares Acres?
Ares Acres supplies DJI Agras aircraft, genuine OEM parts and technical education for commercial agricultural-drone operators. Our T50 catalog includes propulsion, spraying, electrical, structural and accessory components intended to help pilots identify the exact failed part rather than replace entire assemblies unnecessarily.
Need T50 Parts or Warranty Support?
Browse DJI Agras T50 Parts, T50 Spraying System Parts or contact Ares Acres with the warning/error, component photos, aircraft region and operating history.
Final Takeaway
The DJI Agras T50 warranty is not “one year for the whole drone.” It is a component matrix. Major aircraft systems receive the longest standard coverage, B1560 batteries add a cycle limit, high-wear spraying components step down to three months, spreading drive/control hardware can be six months and selected external/wear parts can be only 15 days.
Commercial operators should manage the T50 warranty the same way they manage maintenance: by serial number, exact component, delivery date, battery cycles, flight logs and service history. That creates a stronger warranty file and a more resilient spraying operation.
Educational notice: This article summarizes publicly available DJI T50 and DJI Agriculture warranty information as of September 11, 2026. Warranty periods and service eligibility can vary by region and can change. The current official DJI T50 component schedule, serial number, purchase documents, local law and authorized-service-center determination control an individual claim.
