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WF4 Airborne Module | 4kW Peak | 800–1000V DC Input | 50V/60V Output | 1.1kg Lightweight Design

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November 14, 2025
Category Connection: Tethered Drone Accessories
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#drone lighting system #tethered drone power supply #Onboard Power Supply
Brief: In this walkthrough, we highlight key design ideas and how they translate to performance. Discover the WF4 Airborne Module, a 4kW peak power supply designed for drones. See its compact dimensions, learn about its high 800-1000V DC input range, and understand how it delivers stable 50V/60V output while maintaining an ultra-lightweight 1.1kg design for optimal aerial applications.
Related Product Features:
  • Delivers a powerful 4kW peak output for demanding drone applications.
  • Accepts a high input voltage range of 800V to 1000V DC.
  • Provides a stable output voltage of 50V with a current of 80A.
  • Features an ultra-lightweight design weighing only 1.1kg (1000 grams).
  • Compact dimensions of 187mm x 95mm x 70mm for easy integration.
  • Utilizes a wire skipping input terminal for simplified connections.
  • Specifically designed as an onboard power supply for the drone WF-1000S60 model.
FAQs:
  • What is the input voltage range for the WF4 Airborne Module?
    The WF4 Airborne Module is designed to operate with a high input voltage range of 800V to 1000V DC.
  • What is the output specification of this power supply?
    It provides a stable output of 50V with a maximum current of 80A, delivering up to 4kW of peak power.
  • How lightweight is the WF4 module, and why is that important?
    The module weighs only 1.1kg (1000 grams), which is crucial for drone applications where minimizing weight is essential for flight performance and battery life.
  • What are the physical dimensions of the unit?
    The power supply has compact dimensions of 187mm in length, 95mm in width, and 70mm in height, allowing for efficient space utilization onboard a drone.
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