Ultimaxx Phantom 4 Quick Release Propeller Guard Set of 4 Red
Four quick-release guards protect Phantom 4 propellers from collision damage while keeping obstacle sensing active
- Protects propellers from collision damage with four included guards
- Maintains obstacle sensing functionality while guards are installed
- Quick-release design enables fast attachment and removal
- Tailored fit ensures secure mounting on Phantom 4
- Red colour improves visibility during flight operations
Propeller Protection Kit
This set of four red propeller guards is designed specifically for the DJI Phantom 4 drone. It shields the rotors from impact damage during accidental collisions with obstacles or the ground. Pilots seeking added safety during indoor flights or close-quarters manoeuvres will find this accessory essential. The quick-release design allows rapid attachment and removal without tools.
Aerodynamic Impact
The guards add minimal mass and maintain the aircraft's flight characteristics in normal conditions. Obstacle sensing remains fully operational because the sensors are not obstructed by the guard structure. No measurable increase in motor load or battery consumption is introduced during standard hovering or forward flight. Acoustic signature is unchanged compared to flying without guards.
Quick-Release Convenience
Each guard snaps onto the motor arms using a tool-free locking mechanism that secures in seconds. The bundle contains exactly four pieces to cover all propellers in a single purchase. No additional hardware, adhesives or firmware updates are required for installation. The red colour improves visual orientation of the drone against bright skies.
How it compares
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- Price $17.99
- Cheaper than about 77% of the 419 comparable items (median $36.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I snap the four red guards onto my Phantom 4 without blocking the obstacle sensors?
Each guard clips onto the matching motor arm using the quick-release latch; the cut-outs align with the forward and downward vision sensors so the obstacle sensing system stays active.
Which part of the guard set is most likely to need replacement after repeated minor impacts?
The thin plastic arms that wrap around the propellers crack first; the quick-release latch and mounting tabs usually survive multiple bumps.
What flight-performance limit appears first when all four guards are fitted for a long session?
Added mass and drag reduce maximum speed and agility before battery endurance becomes the limiting factor.
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