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MODEL-SPECIFIC PRODUCT ENQUIRY
Edan C422UB Micro-Convex Ultrasound Probe
Source-checked Edan C422UB micro-convex ultrasound probe reference. Confirm the label, connector and host-system configuration in the RFQ.
- Exact system and model compatibility is confirmed in the written quote
- Condition and current availability stated in the quote
- Test scope, timing and shipping confirmed per request
Catalogue content is a product reference, not a universal compatibility, inventory or delivery guarantee.
Product details
This catalogue record covers the Edan C422UB Micro-Convex Ultrasound Probe within the Micro-Convex Probes section. The entry names the manufacturer reference Edan, model C422UB, array type Micro-Convex and a frequency reference of 2.7 MHz. Application references are Abdominal and Cardiac. Compatible system references are Edan U50 Prime and Edan U60. The fact and image source is The Ultrasound Source product record, so this page describes what is listed, not a statement of fit for every unit.
Procurement teams comparing transducer options in this section should treat the C422UB as a specific reference point alongside other Edan micro-convex models. The catalogue shows what is recorded for this item, while the physical label, connector, host-system configuration, condition, inspection, shipping and remedy terms are agreed individually per order after contact. No timeline or coverage is promised in this record.
Within the Micro-Convex Probes section, the C422UB record sits next to the Edan C611-2 Micro-Convex Ultrasound Probe for direct procurement comparison.
| Manufacturer reference | Edan |
|---|---|
| Model | C422UB |
| Array type | Micro-Convex |
| Frequency reference | 2.7 MHz |
| Application references | Abdominal, Cardiac |
| Compatible system references | Edan U50 Prime, Edan U60 |
| Source | The Ultrasound Source product record |
Frequently asked questions
How are carriage and the packing of this probe arranged?
Carriage and packaging are settled individually with each order, so this catalogue does not state a method or timeline. Once you give destination and quantity, we confirm packing and transport terms for that exact request, case by case, before commitment.
Which details should I put in an enquiry for this item?
Mention the model C422UB, your host system, and whether you need abdominal or cardiac use. Add a photo of the label and connector, the software version, requested condition and quantity. Compatibility is confirmed against your exact request, not assumed from this record.
Will this probe definitely work with my Edan scanner?
Compatibility is confirmed only after you share your host system and its configuration. The record lists Edan U50 Prime and Edan U60 as references, but the physical label and connector must be checked against the unit you have. Confirmation happens for the specific request, not in advance.
At purchase time, how does this probe compare with the sibling listing in the catalogue?
This entry covers the C422UB, whereas the linked listing is for the Edan C611-2 Micro-Convex Ultrasound Probe. Each record carries its own model reference, frequency and compatibility details. Use both to compare specifications, then confirm which physical unit matches your order.
Evidence status
Catalogue facts: source-checked for the manufacturer reference and model shown on this page.
Traceable source: The Ultrasound Source product record.
Compatibility, physical condition, product type, test scope, availability, lead time and shipping remain quote-specific. Send the full probe label, connector and host-system details for confirmation.
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