Philips C5-1 Convex Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing or replacing a Philips C5-1 convex ultrasound probe, the immediate task is to map the unit against the host systems already on your imaging floor. This catalogue record identifies the unit by manufacturer reference Philips, model C5-1, array type convex, and frequency reference of one to five MHz. The stated applications are abdominal and OB/GYN, which typically aligns with departments where those examinations are routine.

For procurement and engineering teams, the record draws on facts and image data from The Ultrasound Source product record. Compatible system references are not stated in the catalogue; you will need to confirm these from the exact source and from the host-system labels on the equipment you hold. The listing exists to support compatibility mapping, not to imply a universal fit. Each order is handled individually, with inspection, test scope and commercial terms agreed after direct contact.

For sourcing purposes, this Philips C5-1 record sits within the catalogue category Convex & Curved Array Probes, and the linked sibling listing for the Philips C5-1 Biopsy Needle Guide (PSM-059) should be reviewed separately if biopsy work is planned.

Frequently asked questions

In real orders, how does warranty cover work for this probe when we place a purchase order?

Warranty cover is not promised in this catalogue entry. It is set per order rather than in advance, based on the unit condition, the agreed inspection scope and the destination. Please raise warranty terms during your enquiry, and we will confirm them alongside the quotation for that specific request.

What should we include in an enquiry about the C5-1 to get a precise response?

State the desired quantity and condition, plus the host-system manufacturer, model and software version if available. Provide the destination country and any preferred examination or test scope. Including this detail allows us to confirm availability, lead time and shipping terms case by case without assuming standard conditions.

Which labels should our engineer capture before we request compatibility confirmation?

Capture the full unit label showing the model number, then the connector face and connector housing. Also record the host-system brand name and model designations. These images let us match the physical unit against the reference data we hold for the C5-1 and avoid assumptions about connector or system fit.

In real orders, how does this probe listing connect to the Philips C5-1 biopsy needle guide in the catalogue?

The probe and the guide are separate catalogue records. The guide is a related listing for biopsy procedures, but this page only covers the probe. When ordering, confirm separately whether you need the guide, and verify its own compatibility details with the host system and probe configuration.