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} .ucdji-theme__card, .ucdji-theme__highlight, .ucdji-theme__cta { padding: 16px; } } DJI Enterprise Transmission Infrastructure DJI O4 Ground Station for Dock 3, Matrice 400 and Long-Range Enterprise Drone Operations The DJI O4 Ground Station is a wide-area enterprise transmission system built for teams that need stronger drone connectivity across remote sites, obstructed terrain and large operational zones. Designed for DJI Dock 3 programs, Matrice 400 missions and supported Matrice 4 Series workflows, it helps extend video transmission, improve signal stability and support remote operations through DJI FlightHub 2. Estimated Arrival: October 2026 40 km Maximum range with DJI Matrice 400 under IC conditions 30 km Dock 3 / Matrice 4D coverage under supported IC workflows 12 Antenna array for wide-area transmission coverage IP67 Weather-resistant outdoor deployment design Built for Wide-Area DJI Enterprise Coverage The O4 Ground Station is designed for drone programs where signal reliability matters just as much as aircraft performance. It creates a stronger communication layer between supported DJI enterprise aircraft, DJI Dock 3, DJI remote controllers and DJI FlightHub 2. Dock Operations Extend DJI Dock 3 Coverage Support autonomous dock-based missions across larger sites, remote facilities and areas where standard network access or direct transmission may be limited. Remote Sites Reach Beyond Network Limits Use Relay Mode to help extend drone transmission into valleys, obstructed corridors, mining sites, forestry routes and hard-to-cover industrial areas. Command Centre Connect Through FlightHub 2 Use Gateway Mode to support real-time video transmission, remote control workflows and centralized operations through DJI FlightHub 2. Why Choose DJI O4 Ground Station? For Canadian enterprise drone teams, the DJI O4 Ground Station is a practical infrastructure upgrade when the mission requires broader coverage, more reliable video transmission and stronger support for unattended or remote operations. It is especially useful when the aircraft, dock or remote pilot needs to operate beyond a simple line-of-sight or standard network setup. Best-Fit Applications DJI Dock 3 autonomous drone programs Remote facility and perimeter monitoring Mining, forestry and rugged terrain operations Utility corridor and infrastructure inspection Public safety, emergency response and overwatch Off-grid or network-limited deployment sites Gateway Mode and Relay Mode Two operating modes let teams choose the right communication setup based on network availability, aircraft type, terrain and mission requirements. Gateway Mode Remote Video and Control Through FlightHub 2 Gateway Mode connects the O4 Ground Station to DJI FlightHub 2 through Ethernet or compatible cellular access. This supports real-time drone video transmission, remote viewing and remote control workflows for DJI Dock 3 deployments. Relay Mode Offline Reach in Obstructed Environments Relay Mode is designed for areas with no network coverage or severe signal blockage. The ground station can be placed at an elevated point to help relay the signal between the drone, dock or remote controller. Key Features Focused on the features customers usually care about before adding O4 Ground Station to a DJI Enterprise system. Long-Range Transmission Supports up to 40 km transmission range with DJI Matrice 400 under IC conditions in open, low-interference environments. Other supported aircraft workflows may reach up to 30 km depending on configuration and conditions. 12-Antenna Array The O4 Ground Station uses a 12-antenna design with internal and external antennas to help maintain stronger, more stable transmission coverage across wide operational areas. Automatic Multi-Band Selection With supported aircraft and regional availability, the system can automatically select across multiple frequency bands to help reduce interference and maintain a stable video link. FlightHub 2 Integration Gateway Mode supports DJI FlightHub 2 workflows, allowing teams to view real-time video, manage operations and use remote control features such as Virtual Cockpit where supported. IP67 Outdoor Design Built for long-term outdoor enterprise deployment, the O4 Ground Station features IP67 protection when installed and sealed according to DJI’s requirements. PoE and Solar-Ready Deployment The station supports PoE power and can be planned into off-grid setups using DJI Power solar solutions or compatible third-party photovoltaic systems where appropriate. Transmission range, frequency support, aircraft compatibility and available modes depend on aircraft model, firmware, region, local regulations, terrain, interference and deployment setup. Compatible DJI Enterprise Workflows The O4 Ground Station is designed to support select DJI Enterprise aircraft and dock workflows. Available features may vary by aircraft and operating mode. Dock-Based DJI Dock 3 Recommended for autonomous drone programs that require broader coverage, remote monitoring and FlightHub 2-based operations. Heavy-Lift Enterprise DJI Matrice 400 Best fit when long-distance relay coverage and stronger transmission reach are needed for industrial inspection, public safety and remote operations. Compact Enterprise Matrice 4 Series Supports select Matrice 4E, Matrice 4T, Matrice 4D and Matrice 4TD workflows depending on mode, controller, firmware and regional compliance. Technical Specifications A quick reference for common specification checks before purchase or deployment planning. Product DJI O4 Ground Station Transmission System DJI O4 Enterprise Enhanced Video Transmission System Maximum Range Up to 40 km with DJI Matrice 400 under IC conditions; up to 30 km with other supported aircraft workflows under IC conditions Operating Modes Gateway Mode and Relay Mode Network Access Ethernet access; 4G access requires DJI Cellular Dongle 2 where available Network Requirements 100 Mbps or higher bandwidth and 100 ms or lower latency recommended for Ethernet access Power Input PoE through WAN or LAN port; supported power supply depends on temperature range and operating mode Backup Battery Approx. 45 minutes in Gateway Mode or approx. 30 minutes in Relay Mode after sudden power loss at room temperature Ingress Protection IP67 when installed and sealed according to DJI requirements Impact Protection IK07 Operating Temperature Down to -40°C and up to 55°C with the required PoE++ power supply configuration Dimensions 170 × 170 × 352 mm Weight Approx. 2.68 kg Supported Software DJI Enterprise app, DJI FlightHub 2, FlightHub 2 On-Premises, FlightHub Sync and DJI Cloud API External Device Support Supports ONVIF and GB/T 28181 IP cameras; up to four simultaneous 1080p H.264 video streams Recommended Add-Ons and System Pairings For most customers, the O4 Ground Station should be quoted as part of a complete DJI Enterprise system, not as a standalone accessory. DJI Dock 3 Recommended for autonomous drone-in-a-box programs requiring scheduled missions, remote operations and extended site coverage. DJI Matrice 400 Recommended for long-range enterprise missions, heavy-payload workflows and rugged inspection environments where transmission reach is critical. DJI FlightHub 2 Recommended for command centre workflows, live video access, mission management, team collaboration and remote operational control. Solar / PoE Power Planning Recommended for remote or off-grid deployments where permanent power infrastructure is limited or unavailable. Frequently Asked Questions Helpful answers for customers comparing the DJI O4 Ground Station to standard drone transmission and dock-based workflows. What is the DJI O4 Ground Station used for? The DJI O4 Ground Station is used to extend and strengthen enterprise drone video transmission coverage. It supports DJI Dock 3, DJI Matrice 400 and select DJI Matrice 4 Series workflows where stronger connectivity is needed across wide-area or signal-challenged environments. Does DJI O4 Ground Station work with DJI Dock 3? Yes. The O4 Ground Station supports DJI Dock 3 workflows, especially in Gateway Mode with DJI FlightHub 2 for remote video transmission and command centre operation. What is the maximum range of DJI O4 Ground Station? Under IC conditions in open, low-interference environments, the O4 Ground Station supports up to 40 km with DJI Matrice 400. For other supported aircraft workflows, maximum range may reach up to 30 km depending on configuration and conditions. What is the difference between Gateway Mode and Relay Mode? Gateway Mode connects the ground station to DJI FlightHub 2 through Ethernet or compatible cellular access for remote video and control workflows. Relay Mode is used to extend transmission in offline or obstructed environments by placing the station in a better relay position. Can DJI O4 Ground Station be used off-grid? Yes. The system supports PoE power and can be integrated into solar-powered or photovoltaic deployments when properly planned. Final power planning should account for mode, temperature, uptime requirements and site conditions. Is DJI O4 Ground Station weather resistant? Yes. It has an IP67 protection rating when installed and sealed correctly according to DJI’s requirements. As with all field equipment, environmental protection can decrease over time due to wear, improper installation or damage. Does DJI O4 Ground Station replace DJI FlightHub 2? No. The O4 Ground Station does not replace DJI FlightHub 2. It works alongside FlightHub 2 to improve transmission infrastructure, remote access and wide-area drone connectivity. Is DJI O4 Ground Station available in Canada? DJI O4 Ground Station is expected to arrive in October 2026. Contact Unmanned Canada for Canadian availability, pre-order options and recommended system configuration. Need a Complete DJI O4 Ground Station Package? Tell us your aircraft, dock setup, site layout, terrain, network availability, range requirement and power source. Unmanned Canada can help configure the right DJI O4 Ground Station setup with DJI Dock 3, Matrice 400, Matrice 4 Series, FlightHub 2 and power-planning support. Inquire Further View DJI Enterprise Show more