DroneBeacon Db120 RemoteID broadcast module: FAA-approved compliance with integrated GPS and self-powered operation
The DroneBeacon Db120 RemoteID Broadcast Module With Battery provides FAA-approved Remote ID compliance for drones without built-in RID capability. Designed as a compact add-on transponder, it broadcasts identification and location data using Bluetooth and WiFi 2.4 GHz protocols. With integrated GPS and GLONASS positioning and an internal LiPo battery, the Db120 operates independently of aircraft power. This allows operators to meet U.S. and EU Remote ID requirements without modifying their drone’s internal systems.
DroneBeacon Db120 features
- FAA approval RID000000058: certified compliance for U.S. operations.
- Bluetooth and WiFi 2.4 GHz: dual-protocol Remote ID transmission.
- +20 dBm output power: dependable short-range broadcast performance.
- Integrated GPS and GLONASS: 2.5 m positioning precision capability.
- 600 mAh LiPo battery: exceeds three hours runtime.
- USB-C 5 V charging: approximately one hour recharge.
- IP43 nylon enclosure: light outdoor operational protection.
Universal mounting system and independent aircraft integration design
- Works with drones lacking built-in Remote ID systems
- Attaches using 3M dual-lock or M5 screw noses
- Independent battery eliminates aircraft power wiring
- Compatible with consumer and commercial multirotor platforms
Remote Identification is a wireless system required in both the United States and European Union for most drones over 250 grams. The Db120 broadcasts aircraft identification and position data to improve airspace awareness for authorities and nearby airspace users. Measuring 48 × 38 × 28 mm and weighing 25 g, it adds minimal impact to aircraft performance. Four battery LEDs provide status visibility, and configuration is completed through the onboard button and access point connection. Order from DSLRPros to bring your fleet into Remote ID compliance with an FAA-approved solution.
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