Philips BP10-5EC Endocavity Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing or replacing a Philips BP10-5EC, physical identification comes first: the label, the connector face and the housing that mates with the host system. This catalogue record identifies the unit by model reference BP10-5EC, an endocavity array with a frequency reference of 10–5 MHz, listed for OB/GYN and urology work on the Philips Affiniti 50, Philips Affiniti 70 and Philips Epiq 5.

Materials are recorded as metal, steel and 316L stainless steel, with a manual power source, and the facts are drawn from the Akicare catalogue record, which lists Guangdong, China as the place of origin, a warranty reference of one year and return and replacement as the after-sale service. Commercial points such as warranty scope, delivery and testing differ per unit and are agreed case by case after you get in touch, so treat this page as an identification reference rather than a promise of terms.

Buyers comparing endocavity options in this Endocavity Probes catalogue often also review the Philips 3D9-3V Endocavity Ultrasound Probe before deciding which model reference to quote.

Frequently asked questions

How quickly could a BP10-5EC reach us once we place an order?

No lead time appears in this catalogue. The page records identification facts for the probe, while lead time, condition, inspection scope and shipping arrangements are confirmed separately per order after the enquiry stage. Send your destination and quantity with the enquiry so those points can be answered for your specific case.

What information should accompany an enquiry about this probe?

Include a clear image of the complete probe label and model number, plus the connector face and connector housing. Add the host-system manufacturer, model and software version where available, and state the product type, condition, quantity and destination you require, so the response matches the exact unit you need.

Does this model overlap with the Philips 3D9-3V listed alongside it?

They are distinct models sharing the endocavity category, not interchangeable records. The BP10-5EC carries a 10–5 MHz frequency reference for OB/GYN and urology, while the sibling listing is a separate entry. Enquire about each by its own model number so identification stays unambiguous.