WGT550EFI 2‑Stroke Water‑Cooled Gasoline Engine for UAV

  1. High‑Power Four‑Cylinder Water‑Cooled UAV Engine: This drone gasoline engine adopts four‑cylinder water‑cooled architecture, delivering high‑density power output. Stable water‑cooled temperature control supports sustained heavy‑load operation for large civil UAV platforms.
  2. Dual‑Configuration Flexibility: Factory standard is EFI fuel‑injection version; carburetor‑type setup can be modified upon request, offering flexible options for different project budgets and application scenarios.
  3. Strong Power & Torque Performance: 550cc displacement generates max output 50HP (37 kW) @7500rpm and peak torque 46 N·M @5700rpm. Ample mid‑range torque provides powerful take‑off and climbing performance for medium‑large payload UAVs.
  4. Durable Reinforced Cylinder Construction: Aluminum alloy cast cylinder block with Ni‑SiC electroplated inner wall, delivering excellent wear resistance and long service life under continuous cyclic UAV missions.
  5. Optimized Fuel Economy: Fuel consumption rated at 480g/kW·h. Well‑tuned EFI system enhances fuel utilization efficiency, balancing high power output with reasonable endurance performance.
  6. Broad Working RPM Band: Practical operating RPM ranges from 800‑7000 rpm, covering stable idle, hover, climb and high‑speed cruise for diverse civil UAV flight profiles.
  7. Compact High‑Density Layout: Four‑cylinder power unit weighs 19 kg. The integrated design keeps overall dimensions manageable, easing frame mounting and system integration for large‑size drone projects.
  8. Customization Support: Mounting interfaces, accessories and related assemblies can be customized according to specific customer UAV integration requirements.

Product Overview

WGT550EFI is a 550cc four‑cylinder 2‑stroke water‑cooled drone gasoline engine, purpose‑built for medium‑to‑large civil UAV with heavy‑payload and long‑duration flight demands. It comes from factory with electronic fuel injection (EFI) for precise fuel metering and reliable performance across different altitudes and temperatures. Users may choose to convert it to carburetor configuration as an alternative. The Ni‑SiC coated cylinder ensures durability under frequent high‑power cycles. High horsepower and strong torque make it suitable for large‑scale mapping, inspection and civil cargo‑carrying drone projects. Custom‑tailored development is available to match customer‑specific mechanical and system requirements. UAV power plant

Main Technical Specifications

ItemSpecifications  
Displacement550cc (137.5cc*4)  
RPM Operating Range800‑7000 rpm  
Stroke52 mmBore58 mm
Max Output50HP (37kW) @7500rpm  
Max Torque46 N·M @5700rpm  
Fuel Consumption480g/kW·h  
Cylinder BlockAluminum alloy casting, inner wall electroplated Ni‑SiC  
Engine Weight19 kg  
Required Fuel95# Gas + Fully synthetic 2T lubricating oil  
Fuel‑Oil Mix RatioGasoline : Lubricating oil = 35 : 1  

Performance Characteristic

This four‑cylinder water‑cooled drone gasoline engine achieves peak torque at 5700 rpm, providing robust thrust for heavy‑payload UAV take‑off and climbing. Water‑cooled thermal management stabilizes cylinder temperature during extended high‑power running and avoids overheating‑caused power drop. The standard EFI version delivers good high‑altitude adaptability; the optional carburetor modification fits cost‑sensitive application cases. Wear‑resistant cylinder hardware maintains consistent power output over numerous flight cycles for commercial UAV operations.

Application Scenarios

This high‑power water‑cooled 2‑stroke gasoline engine suits multiple large‑scale civil‑oriented UAV projects:

Medium‑large heavy‑payload commercial UAV platforms

Large‑area aerial mapping, long‑distance inspection and monitoring drones

Civil light cargo‑carrying UAV power systems

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 are the main differences between EFI standard version and modified carburetor version of WGT550EFI?

A: The stock EFI version features precise fuel injection, better high‑altitude performance and more stable cold start. The modified carburetor version has simpler structure and lower maintenance cost, yet its adaptability to variable altitude and temperature is relatively weaker.

What supporting components are necessary for normal operation of this water‑cooled four‑cylinder UAV engine?

A: It requires a complete water‑cooling kit including radiator, water pump, connecting pipelines and temperature monitoring parts. Proper thermal‑system matching must be completed in the UAV design phase to guarantee reliable long‑time operation.

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