Edan L12-5Q Linear Array Transducer Accessories
The Edan L12-5Q Linear Array Transducer is commonly purchased with the:
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#02.01.210620: Edan Linear Array Transducer L552UB Needle Guide Bracket.
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#02.01.210407-11: Edan Linear Array Transducer L742UB/L1042UB Needle Guide Bracket.
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#12.01.102899: Edan Linear Array Transducer L763UA Needle Guide Bracket.
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#02.01.102355-12: Edan Linear Array Transducer Needle Guide Bracket.
What our Experts Think
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High-Resolution Imaging: The L12-5Q operates at 3.5–12.5 MHz, delivering sharp, detailed images for superficial structures.
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Versatile Clinical Applications: Ideal for small parts, musculoskeletal, nerve, and peripheral vascular imaging, offering diagnostic confidence.
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Optimized for Edan Systems: Seamlessly integrates with Acclarix AX2, AX3, and AX4 ultrasound systems for consistent performance.
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Compact and Ergonomic: Features a 38 mm footprint with 128 elements, ensuring comfortable handling and precise scanning.
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Adjustable Imaging Depth: Depth range of 10–110 mm, suitable for various patient anatomies and clinical needs.
Q&A
Q1: What ultrasound systems is the L12-5Q compatible with?
A1: Compatible with Edan Acclarix AX2, AX3, and LX9 ultrasound systems.
Q2: What are the key features of this transducer?
A2: Offers selectable fundamental and harmonic frequencies for general-purpose superficial imaging. Ideal for small parts, musculoskeletal (MSK), nerve, and vascular applications.
Q3: What are the specifications of the L12-5Q?
A3: Features 128 elements with a 38mm radius, operating frequencies of 3.5–12.5 MHz (-20dB) and 5–12 MHz (-6dB), and a depth range of 10–110mm.
Q4: What is the warranty period?
A4: Comes with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty.
Q5: What are the benefits of using this transducer?
A5: Enhances imaging quality for superficial structures, providing clear and detailed images for accurate diagnostics.
Q6: Where can I purchase the L12-5Q?
A6: Available through authorized medical equipment suppliers
Maintenance Tips
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Cleaning & Disinfection: Disconnect the transducer before cleaning. Wipe the patient contact area with a soft cloth dampened with 75% ethanol or 70% isopropanol. Avoid immersing the connector or cable.
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Drying: After cleaning, wipe with a dry cloth and allow to air dry completely.
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Inspection: Regularly check for cracks, cable wear, or damage. Ensure the acoustic lens is free of bubbles or debris.
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Storage: Keep in a clean, dry, padded holder. Avoid direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
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Handling: Always handle by the connector, not the cable, to prevent strain.
