Philips C9-4 (HD11) Convex Ultrasound Probe

When your department needs a convex probe for Philips HD11 or HD11XE systems, the C9-4 (HD11) record in this section is a common point of comparison. The listing covers two distinct routes: a new aftermarket-compatible probe, or a repair service for an original C9-4 (HD11) transducer. That dual condition option matters for procurement because it changes the commercial conversation from a straightforward purchase to a service agreement.

For buyers sourcing this model, the catalogue entry confirms the compatible brand, the probe model, array type, and the two compatible systems. Everything else, including the test scope for a repaired unit, availability, timing, and shipping, is determined for the exact quotation. The product is aftermarket and not manufactured by Philips, so brand names appear only for compatibility reference.

For a broader view of similar convex transducers in this catalogue section, compare this listing with Convex & Curved Array Probes and the Philips C9-3IO Convex Ultrasound Probe, as both records sit in the same category but serve different system pairings.

Frequently asked questions

About terms: what warranty terms would apply to this probe or to a repair service?

Warranty cover is confirmed on an order-by-order footing. We put the exact terms in the written quotation before you commit, so you see what is covered for the new aftermarket unit or for the repaired original transducer before any agreement.

Will the connector match my HD11 system, and what labelling should I check?

The site data lists compatibility with the Philips HD11 and HD11XE. Before ordering, confirm the connector type on your system, and verify the probe label shows the C9-4 (HD11) model reference so it matches this record.

Regarding this listing, how does this C9-4 (HD11) listing differ from the Philips C9-3IO listing next to it?

The C9-3IO is a separate convex model with its own compatibility profile. This record is specific to the C9-4 (HD11) for HD11 and HD11XE systems, so you would select one or the other based on your system and probe requirements.