Unleash your creative potential with high-capacity, lightweight, and ultra-reliable intelligent power solutions. Designed specifically for professional aerial photography, heavy-lift cinema rigs, and long-endurance cinematic FPV flights.
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Built to perform in harsh environments. From high-altitude mountain surveying to freezing temperatures, our batteries maintain optimal discharge performance.
Featuring ultra-lightweight semi-solid-state technology, our batteries allow you to carry heavier, high-precision payloads like LiDAR and multispectral cameras without compromising flight time.
Consistent voltage delivery supports stable flight performance and reliable operation of RTK modules, cameras, LiDAR, and onboard electronics—helping ensure clean and repeatable data capture.
High-energy battery systems extend flight time and help UAVs capture larger areas in a single sortie, improving operational efficiency and reducing battery swap frequency.
Provides more usable energy in a compact form factor, helping balance payload, portability, and endu
Ultra-precision cell matching within ±3mAh eliminates imbalance-driven voltage drops during hover
Rated cycles to 80% capacity — delivering ROI across hundreds of professional production days
Low-temperature optimized electrolyte formula delivers full rated capacity even
Explosive burst current for aggressive FPV maneuvers, vertical climbs, and punch-out sequences.
Ultra-low IR minimizes heat buildup during hard launches and guarantees consistent power delivery.
Optimized weight-to-power ratio extends acrobatic flight time without sacrificing punch or agility.
Helps maintain smoother flight characteristics and more predictable handling throughout the usable f
Compatible with mainstream flight controllers.

Adapted to popular Aerial Photography brands and models.

A major studio aerial unit covering a two-week mountain shoot relied on Tattu 6S 22000mAh packs across their Freefly ALTA X fleet. With golden hours lasting under 30 minutes at altitude, zero battery surprises were critical.