• Our purpose-built UAVs deploy FulcrumAir LineFly™ robotic tools directly to overhead conductors, reducing personnel exposure to high-hazard power line operations
• With an operating reach of approximately 2 km from each launch site, these UAVs access conductors across remote, rugged and environmentally sensitive terrain
• Reduces reliance on helicopters, bucket trucks and extensive ground access
• Minimizes land disturbance, erosion and environmental impact while producing approximately 95% fewer carbon emissions than helicopter-based installation
• Improves the safety, efficiency and sustainability of overhead transmission and distribution line construction and maintenance

Purpose-built for overhead power line operations, the all-electric FulcrumAir E2500 UAV and X2500 UAV safely and precisely deploy our specialized LineFly™ robotic tools to transmission and distribution conductors – transforming how critical overhead power line work is completed. 

By carrying robotic tools directly to the conductors, drones help utilities and power line contractors reduce helicopter use, limit land disturbance, and keep skilled workers away from high-hazard environments. The result is safer operations, greater efficiency and a more sustainable approach to building and maintaining electrical infrastructure.

With a maximum takeoff weight of 55 lb (25 kg) and flight times of up to 45 minutes, both the E2500 and X2500 deliver the stability, range and lifting capability required for utility work in remote, environmentally sensitive and difficult-to-access locations. Both drones supports slung-load operations in winds up to 10 m/s and operates at elevations up to 3,000 m at maximum takeoff weight.

• Cruise speed: 18m/s

• Ceiling at MTOW: 3000m

• Max wind speed for slung load ops: 10m/s

• Max takeoff weight (MTOW): 55lb (25kg)