Hi

Can I use Self-Heating batteries on Mavic 2 Pro -version? Is that compatible with that?

Yes you can, haven’t seen a price for these yet, they may not be on sale from dji.com, you may have to order through your local dealer until dji make them available.

hallmark007 Posted at 11-26 11:14
Yes you can, haven’t seen a price for these yet, they may not be on sale from dji.com, you may have to order through your local dealer until dji make them available.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

My DJI dealer has these in the UK. The are retailing here for £159 - that is £30 more than the normal M2 batteries.

Hello and good day ViKiNGi. Thank you for the inquiry regarding the Mavic 2 Self-Heating Battery. Yes you may use this DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Self-Heating Battery on the DJI Mavic 2 series and vice versa. In addition here are more details of the self-heating feature, please refer to this:
1. When mounting the battery of Mavic 2 Enterprise to Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom without refreshing the firmware of Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, the self-heating feature is available.
2. When mounting the battery of Mavic 2 Enterprise to Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom with the consistent firmware of Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, the manual heating is available but not the auto heating.
3. Whether the firmware of Mavic 2 Enterprise and Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom will keep consistent, we do not have the related info at the moment, please note the future release.

DJI Stephen Posted at 11-26 12:26
Hello and good day ViKiNGi. Thank you for the inquiry regarding the Mavic 2 Self-Heating Battery. Yes you may use this DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Self-Heating Battery on the DJI Mavic 2 series and vice versa. In addition here are more details of the self-heating feature, please refer to this:
1. When mounting the battery of Mavic 2 Enterprise to Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom without refreshing the firmware of Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, the self-heating feature is available.
2. When mounting the battery of Mavic 2 Enterprise to Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom with the consistent firmware of Mavic 2 Pro/Zoom, the manual heating is available but not the auto heating.

Hi
I would request that you include for future updates that feature, what enables self heating battery use (automated and manual modes).

I just buyed that Mavic 2 Pro version and I did not know that enterprise exists. I use that Mavic on Scandinavia and here is long time when we have minus degrees celsius temperatures.
Thats why I would need that self heating battery feature.

Thanks!

ViKiNGi Posted at 11-28 07:20
Hi
I would request that you include for future updates that feature, what enables self heating battery use (automated and manual modes).

Good day ViKiNGi. Thank you for the reply. Rest Assured I will forward this request to our DJI R&D Team for future development of the said product. Thank you for your support.

hallmark007 Posted at 11-26 11:14
Yes you can, haven’t seen a price for these yet, they may not be on sale from dji.com, you may have to order through your local dealer until dji make them available.

As this is an Enteprise product I doubt DJI will make them available for orders on DJI Store. You have to purchase them from a local DJI Enterprise Dealer.

DJIJAKOB Posted at 11-28 07:54
As this is an Enteprise product I doubt DJI will make them available for orders on DJI Store. You have to purchase them from a local DJI Enterprise Dealer.

That’s correct at the moment, but I do think fact that they say they are suitable for M2 we will see them eventually available.

I wonder what benefit there might be to the hobbyist, the batteries will self heat as they discharge through use. The only gain might be saving a minute or two extra in not waiting for batteries to get to initial operating temperature in cold climates.

Aardvark Posted at 11-28 08:40
I wonder what benefit there might be to the hobbyist, the batteries will self heat as they discharge through use. The only gain might be saving a minute or two extra in not waiting for batteries to get to initial operating temperature in cold climates.

Nail on the head mate - no having to hover the drone on take off and losing a couple of minutes. Warmer batteries will also perform better during flight but as you correctly state - the battery will warm with the discharge anyway.

A CW Posted at 11-28 09:29
Nail on the head mate - no having to hover the drone on take off and losing a couple of minutes. Warmer batteries will also perform better during flight but as you correctly state - the battery will warm with the discharge anyway.

Can someone link to a place that sells the heated batteries for the Mavic 2 pro?

Alex Dawson Posted at 12-30 03:43
Can someone link to a place that sells the heated batteries for the Mavic 2 pro?

Does anyone know if the DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Fly More Kit includes the heated batteries or regular batteries?

Alex Dawson Posted at 12-30 03:49
Does anyone know if the DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise Fly More Kit includes the heated batteries or regular batteries?

https://www.heliguy.com/dji-c610/mavic-2-enterprise-c945
At £60 more than the normal fly more kit I think the enterprise kit includes the heated batteries which are £30 more than the normal M2 batteries. I have no idea if the heated enterprise batteries are compatible with the pro/zoom models but I don't see why they wouldn't be.
The link is to the DJI dealer I use in the UK which has it in stock - not sure if they ship internationally though.

Can the self heated batteries be used in the sumertime too? Are they smart enough to turn off the heat when the ambient temperature doesn't require heat?

May I suggest one of these as a cheap practical alternative

So how much flight time do you loose  from the battery power it takes to heat them?

What is the flight time with heating mode is on ?

Guys dont buy it, self heating, use normal it will auto heat when in flight keep the right stick forward and it will heat up overtime, Yes you lose about 4 minutes of flight that is about 26 minutes only, you dont want that

Guys dont buy it, self heating, use normal it will auto heat when in flight keep the right stick forward and it will heat up overtime, Yes you lose about 4 minutes of flight that is about 26 minutes only, you dont want that

phuc Posted at 8-26 03:21
Guys dont buy it, self heating, use normal it will auto heat when in flight keep the right stick forward and it will heat up overtime, Yes you lose about 4 minutes of flight that is about 26 minutes only, you dont want that

When flying in sub zero temperatures the batteries may drop below 15c while waiting to be flown and the motors will not even arm if the batteries are that cold. The self heating batteries are also shipped as standard by DJI with the Mavic 2 Enterprise models as it is viewed that these drones will be used in more adverse weather conditions.

Too bad there weren't self cooling batteries for when flying in extremely high temperatures..

Hi guys,

I just bought the m2e battery for my m2z and immediately after inserting it in, it started the firmware update since there was firmware mismatch.
Will I have the auto heating feature available or no?
Is this fixed?