Philips P6-3 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing a replacement for the P6-3 phased array probe on an ATL HDI-5000 system, the condition grade determines what you can expect before the unit is dispatched. This catalogue record lists the probe as Compatible-New, which in practice means a new aftermarket-compatible transducer rather than an original Philips part. For buyers, the key distinction is that inspection and test scope are settled individually per quotation, not assumed from the listing alone.

This transducer is specified for the ATL HDI-5000, with the compatible brand listed as Philips and the probe model designated P6-3. If you are considering repair instead of replacement, the record also notes a repair pathway for the original P6-3 transducer. Condition, test scope, availability and shipping terms are confirmed individually for each quotation, so your procurement team should clarify those points before placing an order.

For other transducer options in the same category, review the related listing for Philips P5-3 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe alongside this P6-3 record, and note that Phased Array Probes are listed separately in the catalogue.

Frequently asked questions

How will you confirm the lead time for this P6-3 before I commit to the order?

Lead time is settled per order and set out in writing before any commitment. We do not publish a standard delivery window because stock and courier schedules vary. Send your request with the system serial and we will return the confirmed timing along with the quotation.

Does this probe suit imaging on the ATL HDI-5000 as listed?

The recorded compatibility is with the ATL HDI-5000, and that is the only system named in the catalogue data. For other platforms, we would need to check the connector and system configuration on your side before agreeing that the unit is suitable for your application.

What should I check on the connector and label when the probe arrives?

Verify that the connector seating matches your ATL HDI-5000 port and that the label lists the model as P6-3. These checks are part of the acceptance procedure; the catalogue does not state that additional testing is performed on every unit, so confirm the agreed test scope in your quotation.