Why this could be the right choice for you
Choose the 2112 Propellers when your Matrice 350 RTK needs to operate at higher altitudes than the standard 2110s setup supports. They are a specialised upgrade, not a must-have for every M350 operator.
Built for high-altitude flying.
Optional upgrade for the M350 RTK.
Raises DJI’s listed altitude limit.
Best for specialised environments.
Built for higher-altitude work
DJI lists the M350 RTK at a maximum flight altitude of 7,000 m when using the 2112 High-Altitude Low-Noise Propellers with a takeoff weight of 7.2 kg or less.
A real upgrade over the standard propellers
With the standard 2110s Propellers, DJI lists the M350 RTK at 5,000 m maximum flight altitude under its stated weight condition. The 2112s are the option when the mission environment demands more.
Not just “spare props”
These are not the default everyday propeller set; DJI specifically positions them as the optional high-altitude alternative to the standard 2110s propellers.
Keep propeller setups consistent
DJI states that only one propeller type should be used at a time and that different propeller models must not be mixed during flight. That matters when changing between 2110s and 2112s.
Replace them properly
DJI confirms operators can replace M350 propellers themselves, but the corresponding screws must also be replaced, with Threadlocker 243 recommended. Small maintenance detail, big safety consequence.
Product: DJI Matrice 350 RTK 2112 High-Altitude Low-Noise Propellers
Compatibility: DJI Matrice 350 RTK
Type: Optional high-altitude propeller set
Listed aircraft altitude with 2112 props: Up to 7,000 m
Altitude condition: Takeoff weight ≤ 7.2 kg
Standard propeller comparison: 2110s list up to 5,000 m with takeoff weight ≤ 7.4 kg
Mixing rule: Do not mix 2112 and 2110s propellers during use
Operator replacement: Supported by DJI
Replacement note: Replace corresponding screws when changing props
Threadlocker: DJI recommends Threadlocker 243