GE 10C-SC Convex Ultrasound Probe

This GE 10C-SC convex probe belongs to the Venue point-of-care family, pairing with GE Venue 40 and GE Venue 50 hosts. Its frequency reference spans five point five to ten megahertz, covering abdominal, MSK, paediatric and intraoperative applications. The catalogue record draws on the Akicare catalogue record for manufacturer reference, model, array type and compatible system references.

Condition grading and inspection expectations are the primary lens for this listing. Each unit differs in physical wear, connector condition and acoustic performance, so the sales order must define the agreed inspection scope, any test protocol and the acceptance criteria before dispatch. After-sales support, remedy terms, lead time and transport arrangements are resolved per order, not preset, never implied by this page.

For broader sourcing options, compare this GE 10C-SC with Convex & Curved Array Probes, including the linked GE 10C-D Convex Ultrasound Probe, when the Venue compatibility profile matches.

Frequently asked questions

Specific to this model, what after-sales support can I expect if the probe arrives with a connector fault?

Support terms vary by unit and by the specific sales agreement. Connector condition, housing integrity and acoustic element status are assessed case by case. The purchase order sets out the remedy period and any return procedure, so request those details in writing before committing.

From the buyer’s side: how do I verify the connector and label before ordering this model?

Examine the physical label for the model number and serial, then image the connector face and its housing. Confirm the connector type against your Venue 40 or Venue 50 system. Also note host software version, as matching is done for the exact configured request.

What is the difference between this 10C-SC and the linked GE 10C-D listing?

Both are convex arrays from the same GE series, but this model carries distinct frequency and application references for Venue systems. The 10C-D record is a separate catalogue entry with its own specification pair. Cross-check the physical label against your system rather than assuming interchangeability.