Mindray L14-6N Linear Ultrasound Probe

This catalogue entry covers the Mindray L14-6N linear ultrasound probe, a transducer intended for use with Mindray DC-N3 ultrasound systems. The record defines the unit by its model designation, array type, and the compatible system listed for it. The L14-6N is offered as a new aftermarket-compatible unit, and repair provision for the original Mindray L14-6N transducer is also described. Buyers should note that this is not a Mindray-manufactured product; it is compatible with the named system.

Physical identification of this probe begins with the model marking L14-6N on the housing, followed by verification of the connector mating with the DC-N3 system port. The linear array footprint and the probe label should be inspected at receipt. Terms of delivery, warranty, and any verification steps are agreed individually for each order, so all such details require direct confirmation with the team before commitment.

For related sourcing, see the Linear Array Probes category alongside the Mindray L14-6 Linear Ultrasound Probe.

Frequently asked questions

At purchase time, what delivery window should I plan for this L14-6N probe?

Lead time is settled per order, not fixed in the catalogue. When you contact the team, ask for the current build or repair slot, the shipping route, and any schedule for checks. These points are confirmed only in the quotation for your exact request.

On ordering: how do you confirm this probe will work on my DC-N3 system?

Compatibility is established by matching the probe model L14-6N and array type linear against the system listed in the catalogue, namely the Mindray DC-N3. Before order confirmation, the team verifies the connector fit and the exact unit condition against your request.

What should I check on the connector and label before accepting delivery?

Inspect the connector pins and housing for damage, and confirm the label shows the L14-6N model designation. Also check that the connector seats firmly into the DC-N3 port. Any verification or test offered is agreed at quotation stage, not assumed at delivery.