Sonoscape 2P2 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

This catalogue entry places the Sonoscape 2P2 phased array probe within the Sonoscape S8 Exp and Sonoscape S9 equipment family. The product record identifies the model as MI 2P2, with a frequency reference of 1–6 MHz and a cardiac application reference. The unit is listed under Specialty & Other Probes, and the fact and image source is The Ultrasound Source product record. Place of origin is Guangdong, China, with a power source reference of electric.

Procurement teams should treat this as a compatibility-mapping record for the two named Sonoscape systems. The catalogue does not hold condition or inspection details; those points are settled case by case after direct contact. Connector face, physical label, and host-system configuration require confirmation against the specific unit requested. Commercial terms, including warranty cover, are agreed individually per order and are never inferred from this listing.

For further sourcing options, browse the Specialty & Other Probes category alongside the Sonoscape 2P1 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe.

Frequently asked questions

What warranty cover would apply to this probe when ordered for an S9 host?

Warranty cover is set per order rather than in advance and is not shown in this catalogue record. The catalogue identifies the probe model, frequency reference, and compatible host systems. Contact our team with your quantity, destination, and intended use to receive the specific warranty terms for that transaction.

Which connector and labelling checks should I perform before accepting this probe on site?

Verify the physical label shows model MI 2P2 and the Sonoscape brand reference. Examine the connector face and housing to compare with your S8 Exp or S9 host. Confirm the host software version where possible. These checks are part of the case-by-case agreement, not a universal statement.

Does this probe work for cardiac imaging on the S8 Exp?

The catalogue lists cardiac as the application reference and Sonoscape S8 Exp as a compatible system. Frequency reference is 1–6 MHz. Suitability for a specific clinical workflow is confirmed only after you provide the host configuration and intended examination details to our team.