Supersonic SL15-4 Linear Ultrasound Probe | 4–15 MHz

Listed here is the Supersonic sl15-4 linear ultrasound probe | 4–15 mhz, part of the Supersonic transducer family. Connector type, frequency range, and intended clinical application should be cross-checked against the host console before installation.

Catalog Highlights

• Designed and catalogued as a sl15-4 linear ultrasound probe | 4–15 mhz for Supersonic ultrasound systems.
• Listed for use on Supersonic Aixplorer consoles.
• Manufacturer part reference on file: SL15-4.
• Catalog-listed frequency band: 4.0/15.0 Mhz.
• Listed under the Supersonic probe / transducer product line.

Technical Specifications

Platform Compatibility

This product is listed for use with the Supersonic Aixplorer. Verify the system model and revision against the part reference before ordering to confirm fit.

Industry Background

In an ultrasound console the probe (also called transducer) is the patient-facing imaging element. It houses the piezoelectric array that emits the acoustic pulse and receives the returning echoes, which are then beamformed and processed into the displayed image. Probe families differ by array geometry (linear, curvilinear, phased array, endocavitary) and by frequency band, and each console generation supports a defined list of probes — so adding or replacing a transducer means matching not only the connector but also the system software image and any licensed options tied to that probe.

What's Included

• 1× Supersonic SL15-4 Linear Ultrasound Probe | 4–15 MHz
• Part reference label

Ordering 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.
• Probe reprocessing (cleaning, disinfection, inspection) should follow the manufacturer's guide between clinical uses.
• Validate probe recognition and image quality on the host console before clinical use.
• 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: SupersonicSL15-4