nanoDRIVE 4LPi has been designed to deploy at scale;
optimized for the reliability, performance and value required to truly drive change. Every single unit is NDAA-compliant, designed and manufactured in Australia.

With pre-soldered capacitors, standard 30×30 mounting holes, multiple connector options and flight computer configurable, this ESC is ready to drop into any high-volume production environment.

For deeper integration and greater volumes, the nanoDRIVE 4LPi is machine-mountable on a carrier PCB.

nanoDRIVE 4LPi features an advanced input priority system that allows the ESC to receive two different input signals and fall back to the secondary input if the primary becomes unusable. This adds a critical layer of reliability for the most demanding missions.

Offering DroneCAN, ARINC825, DShot, and PWM support, nanoDRIVE 4LPi is easy to deploy at scale in a wide range of vehicles. In addition to robust throttle commands, over 60 configurable parameters and firmware updates are available (protocol dependent) from your flight computer, ensuring every ESC is always performing exactly as expected.

Multirotor flight performance is defined by the amount of power and speed of delivery. nanoDRIVE 4LPi is designed by pilots who understand the difference every amp, every millisecond and every gram makes.

nanoDRIVE 4LPi is optimised for low input latency and rapid, linear ramp response for class-leading agility and flyability. It enables the choice between our ground-breaking high-efficiency FOCAL algorithm and our rapid-response Trapezoidal drive to deliver peak performance when it matters.

nanoDRIVE 4LPi doesn’t compromise on the exacting quality Hargrave is known for — we’ve achieved an affordable sUAS solution through demonstrated scale, manufacturing innovation and intelligent vertical integration.

Based on our flight-proven GateKEEPER platform, nanoDRIVE 4LPi is an incredibly capable ESC, featuring:

• 5V 2.5A BEC onboard
• Motor Temperature Protection
• Error Correcting Memory
• Advanced onboard diagnostics and self-testing