Siemens (Acuson) V2C Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing a phased array probe for an Acuson 128XP10, the V2C is a model your service engineers will recognise. This catalogue entry maps the V2C specifically to that host system, so you can match the transducer to the installed ultrasound platform before you raise a purchase request. The unit is offered as a new aftermarket-compatible probe, with a separate repair service available for an original Siemens (Acuson) V2C transducer.

For procurement teams, the key distinction is that this listing covers two routes: a newly manufactured compatible unit and a professional repair of the original component. Both options reference the same model number and array type. Compatibility, condition, inspection scope, availability and timing are not fixed across units, so each order is confirmed individually after you contact us with the exact model and system details. This approach lets you verify the probe against your specific Acuson 128XP10 configuration before committing.

For buyers comparing sibling models, the catalogue also lists the Siemens / Acuson Probes category alongside the Siemens (Acuson) V219 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe, which you can review against this entry.

Frequently asked questions

When enquiring: what lead time can you give me for this V2C probe if I order today?

Lead time varies per unit because it depends on if you require a new aftermarket probe or a repair of your original V2C transducer. We settle the timing individually for each order, after you provide the condition and quantity, so no delivery promise appears in this catalogue.

Will this probe work on my Acuson 128XP10 system for cardiac imaging?

The catalogue data lists the V2C as compatible with the Acuson 128XP10. That compatibility applies to the listed host system, but you should confirm the exact software and connector configuration on your unit during quotation, since system revisions can differ.

How is this V2C different from the V219 phased array probe you also list?

Both are phased array probes for Siemens (Acuson) systems, but they are distinct models. The V2C maps to the Acuson 128XP10, while the V219 is a separate listing. You should request specifications for each model to see which one matches your clinical application.