Toshiba PLN-805AT Linear Ultrasound Probe

The Toshiba PLN-805AT linear array probe belongs to the PowerVision equipment family, where it serves as a compatible transducer for imaging workflows on its listed host system. This catalogue entry covers the new aftermarket-compatible condition, alongside a repair service option for an original Toshiba PLN-805AT unit. Procurement teams should note that this probe is not manufactured by Toshiba and carries no affiliation with the brand; model names appear for compatibility reference only.

Compatibility mapping for this listing centres on the Toshiba PowerVision system as the listed host. The array type is linear. For each order, the exact condition, test scope, availability, timing and shipping terms are settled individually and put in writing before any commitment. This page does not promise delivery or warranty conditions, as those vary per unit and per order.

For further sourcing options within the same category, review the Canon / Toshiba Probes section alongside the Toshiba PLN-703AT Linear Ultrasound Probe.

Frequently asked questions

How will you manage packaging and shipping for this linear probe?

Shipping and packaging for the PLN-805AT are settled per confirmed order, not fixed in the catalogue. Once you send an enquiry, we confirm the packing method, carrier and timing recorded in writing before commitment. That written confirmation covers your specific destination and unit condition.

What do you check before confirming this probe works with our PowerVision unit?

For the new aftermarket-compatible unit, we confirm compatibility against the listed host system, the Toshiba PowerVision, as part of the quotation process. For repair service on an original probe, we verify the unit's condition and test scope before agreeing to proceed.

Which connector and label details should we look for on this model?

You should inspect the probe label for the model number PLN-805AT and the connector type to match your PowerVision system port. The catalogue does not list connector specifications, so your engineer should verify the physical fit and label wording against your system before purchase.