Sonosite P21X-5-1 Phased Array Ultrasound Probe

This Sonosite P21X-5-1 sits within the Phased Array Probes family, a category used for cardiac and abdominal work where small footprints and sector imaging matter. The frequency reference of 5–1 MHz points toward adult and paediatric scanning, while the application references cover abdominal, cardiac and OB/GYN examinations. Procurement teams should treat this record as a catalogue identifier only, not as a condition statement. The cited supplier page lists Philips EPIQ 7 and iE33 compatibility, yet it identifies the probe as SonoSite; that conflict means you must verify the physical label and host-system documentation before any order.

Condition grading and inspection expectations are agreed individually for each unit. No standard grading scale applies to this record, and test scope, availability, lead time, shipping and remedy terms vary per request. We will set out every term captured in the written offer before you commit, so you can compare offers against your own acceptance criteria. For imaging engineers, the connector face and housing deserve close attention, as does the software version on the host system, because compatibility is never assumed from the catalogue entry alone.

For further sourcing options, review the Phased Array Probes category and note the separate listing for the Sonosite P21X Biopsy Needle Guide (NSM-020) when planning accessory needs.

Frequently asked questions

Practically speaking, what warranty cover would I get if I order this probe?

Warranty cover for this probe is finalised against the specific order. We cannot promise a standard term in the catalogue. Before you commit, we will confirm the exact warranty period, what it covers and any exclusions in writing, so you know precisely where you stand.

At order stage, how does this P21X-5-1 relate to the Sonosite P21X Biopsy Needle Guide listed alongside it?

The needle guide is a separate listing for a biopsy accessory. This probe record does not include a guide, nor does it state that the guide fits this probe. You would need to check both the probe connector and the guide mounting hardware against your intended clinical use.

Can you tell me if this probe works with our Philips EPIQ 7 before I order?

Not from this record alone. The supplier page lists EPIQ 7 and iE33 compatibility, but it also calls the probe SonoSite, which creates a conflict. You should photograph the probe label, connector face and housing, then compare those details with your system documentation before we proceed.