Edan Micro-Convex Array Transducer C611-2 - EDN-12-01-210693
The Edan Micro-Convex Array Transducer C611-2 (#12.01.210693) (5.5/6.5/7.5/H4.5/H4.7 MHz) is made for use with the DUS 60 Digital Ultrasonic Diagnostic Imaging System.
Features
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Applications: Cardiac and Pediatric.
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Scanning Angle: 90°.
What our Experts Think
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Optimized Imaging: The Edan Micro-Convex Array Transducer C611-2 (Part No. EDN-12-01-210693) delivers high-resolution imaging, making it ideal for visualizing cardiac and pediatric structures.
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Versatile Frequency Range: With operating frequencies of 5.5, 6.5, and 7.5 MHz, and harmonic frequencies of H4.5 and H4.7 MHz, it provides flexibility for various diagnostic needs.
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Ergonomic Design: The transducer features a 90° scanning angle and an ergonomic handle, ensuring comfortable use during extended procedures.
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Broad Penetration Depth: Capable of imaging depths ranging from 29 mm to 157 mm, it accommodates a wide range of patient anatomies.
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Seamless Integration: Designed for compatibility with the Edan DUS 60 Digital Ultrasonic Diagnostic Imaging System, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
Q&A
Q: What is the Edan C611-2 Micro-Convex Array Transducer?
A: A high-performance micro-convex ultrasound transducer designed for clear imaging in abdominal, pediatric, and obstetric applications.
Q: Which ultrasound systems is it compatible with?
A: Compatible with select Edan ultrasound machines; verify your system’s model for exact compatibility.
Q: What are its main clinical applications?
A: Ideal for abdominal, neonatal, pediatric, and obstetric imaging procedures.
Q: What features make it effective?
A: Provides high-resolution imaging, ergonomic design, and reliable performance for accurate diagnostics.
Q: Why choose the Edan C611-2 transducer?
A: Delivers superior image clarity, enhances diagnostic confidence, and ensures comfortable handling during procedures.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean after each use: Wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth and approved disinfectant; avoid harsh chemicals or immersion.
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Inspect regularly: Check for cable wear, cracks, or surface damage that may affect imaging quality.
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Store properly: Keep in a protective holder or case, avoiding tightly coiled or bent cables.
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Handle gently: Support both the probe head and cable when connecting or removing from the system.
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Follow manufacturer guidelines: Use only approved cleaning agents and procedures to ensure accurate performance.
