LKTOP
LKTOP 200W Smart Three-Way Charger for DJI Matrice 4T/4E
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Charge Faster | Power Three.
- Charge 1 battery in just 56 minutes
- Charge 3 batteries in only 1 hour and 50 minutes, ensuring faster turnaround and uninterrupted missions.
Why Choose LKTOP🚀
🖥 Smart LCD Display
1.5" IPS Wide-Angle Screen – Instantly view charging status, modes, and battery details.
OTA Update Support – Keep your hub always up to date with the latest firmware.
🔌 Flexible Charging Modes & Ports
Three Charging Modes:
60% Storage Mode – Ideal for battery maintenance.
100% Full Charge Mode – Ready for flight anytime.
100% Silent Mode – Quiet charging for noise-sensitive environments.
Multiple Outputs: 3 battery ports (up to 180W each) + 1 USB-C port (36W) for charging controllers, phones, and accessories.
🔄 High Compatibility & Mixed Charging
Universal Drone Support: Works with DJI Mavic 3 Series, Air 3 Series, Matrice 4 Series, Autel EVO Max/II, and more.
Mixed Charging Ready: Charge different battery models simultaneously for multi-device operations.
🧠 Safe & Intelligent Design
Active Cooling System: Built-in silent fan with smart temperature control.
Full Protection Suite: Guards against overheating, over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, under-voltage, and over-power.
FAQ
The hub is designed for drone battery systems from the brand’s list — for example there are specific versions for the DJI “Mavic 3” series, “Matrice 4” series, “Air 3” series etc.
Yes — some models from the brand include USB-C ports or interfaces that allow charging of remote controllers, action cameras, mobiles or other USB devices, using remaining battery or hub output.
The hub offers multiple protective features including over-temperature, over-voltage, under-voltage, over-current, short-circuit and over-power protection.
Additionally, it supports a “storage mode” (e.g., charging to 60 % for long-term storage) to help preserve battery health in non-use periods.
In parallel mode it can charge up to three batteries simultaneously (depending on the model/power) and in one referenced model the time to full charge three batteries was ~70 minutes.