Apellix Power Wash B2
Built around time, height, and useful load.
SkyPSI backs the B2 because its published architecture prioritizes the constraints that shape real cleaning work: longer battery legs, greater working height, less aircraft mass, standard window capability, and a current automated cleaning path.
Compare it with the Lucid Sherpa →
32 MIN
Manufacturer-published battery maximum
195 FT
Manufacturer-published maximum height
~30 LB
Published battery-equipped wash configuration
AIRTRACE
Selected-area automated cleaning
The Hardware Case
Every pound and every landing comes out of the workday.
~70%
More published flight time
The B2 publishes a 32-minute battery maximum versus 19 minutes for the Lucid Sherpa. Longer legs mean fewer complete land-change-relaunch-reposition interruptions.
Read the guide →+30%
More published working height
The B2 publishes 195 feet versus 150 feet for the Sherpa. That 45-foot difference can keep additional elevations inside the drone scope from one setup.
Read the guide →~19%
Lighter comparable wash configuration
Apellix publishes an approximately 30-pound battery-equipped system before hose and fluid. Lucid publishes 37.2 pounds with its standard spraying payload and batteries.
Read the guide →INCLUDED
Window cleaning without a separate payload
Apellix lists windows as a standard B2 application and does not list a separate window payload. The ground system can supply purified water or compatible cleaning solution.
Read the guide →
AirTrace Automation
Trace the area. Let the B2 run the grid.
Apellix says AirTrace lets the pilot trace a box on the controller and automatically clean the selected area while the aircraft maintains distance. Pilot oversight remains required. Core automatic landing, obstacle avoidance, and distance-hold features are built into the platform; AirTrace is part of Apellix Intelligence Premium.
See AirTrace on Apellix.com →The Complete Cleaning Operation
The pressure comes from the rig.
The ground pump creates pressure and flow. The hose loses pressure through length, fittings, elevation, and flow. The nozzle and standoff shape the delivered cleaning action. The aircraft carries and aims that system while countering hose drag, wind, and spray reaction.
That is why SkyPSI does not choose hardware or methods by the largest PSI number. We choose the pressure, chemistry, flow, nozzle, and delivery plan that fit the surface and finished result.
Read the PSI and exterior-cleaning guide →Manufacturer Sources | Retrieved August 28, 2026
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