Philips P7-4 Ultrasound Transducer - Pediatric Cardiology

The Philips pediatric cardiology, neonatal cephalic and neonatal abdominal application is a Philips ultrasound transducer listed in our catalog. The verified data on this page — frequency band, compatible console, and category — supports probe identification and procurement decisions.

Key Features

• Designed and catalogued as a pediatric cardiology, neonatal cephalic and neonatal abdominal application for Philips ultrasound systems.
• Listed for use on Philips HDI 3000, HDI 5000 consoles.
• Manufacturer part reference on file: P7-4.
• Listed under the Philips probe / transducer product line.
• Catalog category: Ultrasound » Transducers.

Technical Details

Platform Compatibility

Listed compatible platforms include: Philips — HDI 3000, HDI 5000. Each candidate console should be verified against the part reference before ordering.

Component Overview

Ultrasound probes integrate the piezoelectric element array, the acoustic lens, the connector, and (in many designs) a built-in identification chip that the console reads on connect. Cleaning, disinfection, and inspection between uses follow the manufacturer's reprocessing guide and are part of routine clinical-engineering workflow; mechanical damage to the lens, cable strain relief, or connector pins is the most common cause of probe replacement in the field.

Package Contents

• 1× Philips P7-4 Ultrasound Transducer - Pediatric Cardiology
• Product identification / part reference label

Important Notes

• Verify the part number and model fitment against your unit's documentation prior to purchase.
• Product images and descriptions are for reference; the appearance of the actual item may vary by production batch or revision.
• If you are unsure about compatibility, contact our support team with your system model and serial number.
• Validate probe recognition and image quality on the host console before clinical use.
• Confirm connector type, frequency range, and intended clinical application before ordering.
• Mechanical damage to the lens, cable strain relief, or connector pins is the most common cause of probe replacement in the field.

SKU/Link Reference: PhilipsP7-4