GTF550 2‑Stroke Carburetor Gasoline Engine for UAV

  1. Reliable Carburetor Fuel Supply System: Mature carburetor‑based design, simple structure, easy field maintenance, stable performance for various civil UAV working conditions.
  2. High Power‑to‑Weight Performance: 50HP (37 kW) peak output with dry weight only 18 kg, maximum thrust reaches 72.4 kg, perfectly matches heavy‑lift drone gasoline engine application scenarios.
  3. Integrated On‑board Generator Module: Delivers DC28.5V 1000W power output at 5500 rpm, continuously supplies power for UAV payloads, sensors and airborne auxiliary devices.
  4. Durable Cylinder Structure: Aluminum alloy cast cylinder block with Ni‑SiC electro‑plated inner wall, excellent wear‑resistance, supports long‑time continuous operation for industrial UAV.
  5. Wide Practical Operating RPM Range: Working RPM spans 1200‑7000 rpm, adapts to full‑flight phases including hover, climb and high‑speed cruise for multi‑purpose drone projects.
  6. Convenient Electric Start Configuration: 22.2V (6S) electric starting system, quick startup operation, removes complicated manual pull‑start work.
  7. Electromagnetic Clutch Ready Structure: Built‑in electromagnetic clutch interface, enables controllable power connection and disconnection for flexible UAV power management.
  8. Customizable Engineering Support: As a professional manufacturer, we offer custom‑tuning services for mounting dimensions, parameters and auxiliary components to satisfy unique customer integration requirements.

Product Overview

GTF550 is a 550cc four‑cylinder 2‑stroke carburetor‑type gasoline engine designed for civil heavy‑lift UAV and commercial aviation platforms. Adopting capacitor discharge ignition and proven carburetor fuel delivery, this drone gasoline engine delivers stable and dependable power output. Equipped with integrated generator and electromagnetic clutch mounting structure, it realizes controllable power transmission. Compared with EFI versions, carburetor configuration brings lower maintenance threshold and cost advantages. Our engineering team supports customized modification for different aircraft installation demands.UAV gasoline engine

Main Technical Specifications

ItemSpecifications
Displacement550cc (137.5cc*4)
RPM Operating Range1200‑7000 rpm
Recommended Propeller30×25, 32×20, 33×20 (Two‑blades)
Max Power50HP (37kW) @7300rpm
Generator OutputDC28.5V, 1000W @5500rpm
Ignition SystemCapacitor discharge ignition
Fuel Consumption530g/kW.h
Starting Mode & VoltageElectric start, 22.2V (6S)
Cylinder BlockAluminum alloy casting, inner wall electroplated Ni‑SiC
Dry Engine Weight18 kg
Max Tensile Thrust72.4 kg @5760 rpm
Required Fuel95# gasoline + Fully synthetic 2‑stroke lubricating oil
Fuel‑Oil Mix RatioGasoline : Lubricating oil = 35 : 1

Performance Characteristic

At 5760 RPM, this UAV engine achieves peak thrust of 72.37 kg and torque of 46.4 N·M. Thrust and torque rise steadily across 1200‑6000rpm working interval. The carburetor system provides consistent power output for heavy‑payload civil UAV during hovering, climbing and cruise flight. The reserved electromagnetic clutch structure allows users to realize power on‑off control by adding corresponding clutch assembly.

Application Scenarios

This 2‑stroke carburetor gasoline engine fits multiple civil‑oriented application cases:

Heavy‑payload commercial UAV platforms

Long‑endurance industrial inspection drones

Logistics & delivery UAV power system

Large‑size civil drone system integration

Custom light aviation power projects

Customized development service is available. We can adjust parameters, mounting interfaces and auxiliary structures according to customer‑specific integration requirements.

FAQ

What fuel and lubricant should I use for GTF550 carburetor drone gasoline engine?

A: Please use 95‑grade gasoline mixed with fully synthetic 2‑stroke lubricating oil, follow 35:1 mixing ratio (gasoline to lubricant). Mineral two‑stroke oil is not recommended, it will increase carbon deposit inside carburetor and cylinder, shorten engine service life.

What are the differences between carburetor‑type and EFI UAV gasoline engine?

A: Carburetor version features simpler mechanical structure, lower spare‑part cost and easier on‑site maintenance. EFI versions perform better in high‑altitude environment and fuel‑economy. You can select suitable configuration based on your UAV operating environment and project budget.

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