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GE 9L-D Wide Band Linear Vascular Ultrasound Transducer 3.1-7.9MHz For Small Parts Peripheral Vascular

1. Type: linear

2. Frequency: 3.1-7.9MHz

3. Compatible system: Voluson E6/Voluson E8/Vivid E9

4. Application: Small Parts, Peripheral Vascular, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, Conventional Musculoskeletal

5. Condition: original, in good working condition

6. With 60 days warranty

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    Knowledge Point

     

    The GE 9L-D is a linear transducer designed for use with advanced GE console ultrasound machines, including the premium Logiq and Vivid series ultrasound machines. It has a frequency range of 2.4-10.0 MHz and has also been designed to be compatible with commercially available contrast agents. It has a generous footprint of 14 x 53mm. You can purchase a GE 9L-D sensor in good condition from Rongtao Medical.

     



     

    Warnings and cautions of ultrasonic probe

     

    ★The ultrasonic probe is a valuable piece of equipment. Be careful when using it. Protect the sensor from falling, impact or wear.

    ★When installing or disassembling the probe, turn off the power first and then operate carefully.

    ★Avoid rapid and extreme temperature changes, as well as prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or strong ultraviolet light sources.

    ★Do not use sharp objects to pierce the acoustic lens. Once the acoustic lens is damaged, the coupling glue can easily enter the probe and damage the piezoelectric element.

    ★Do not immerse the sensor in liquids exceeding the level recommended in the system user manual, please follow the manufacturer's instructions, otherwise it may cause circuit failure or even burn out.

    ★Do not sterilize at high temperatures, as the probe is equipped with piezoelectric ceramics, and high temperatures will weaken the effect.

    ★Before use, carefully check whether the shell and cable are damaged to prevent the probe from being damaged by high voltage.

    ★After using the probe, the coupling glue remaining on the probe must be wiped clean to prevent mice or other animals from chewing the lens.