One Probe Ultrasound
One probe ultrasound: a single handheld probe combining convex, linear and cardiac imaging, with B, BM and Colour modes.
One probe, several examinations
A single-probe handheld ultrasound is designed so that one probe head covers several examination types. The published single-probe line combines convex, linear and cardiac imaging in one head, with B, BM and Colour modes, and it is used with a chip, a built-in WiFi connection, a lithium battery and a phone or tablet as the display. The idea is straightforward: one device that can be carried anywhere and used for a general examination, rather than a set of dedicated probes that must be swapped during a clinic session. That generality is also its limit, and a buyer who needs a dedicated cardiac, transvaginal or high-frequency linear probe should compare the specialist pages before deciding that a general-purpose probe is enough.
| Model | Transducer | Frequency | Depth | Elements | Connection | Battery | Size / weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C10T | Single head (convex + linear + cardiac, 3-in-1) | 2.5/3.5 MHz, 3.5/5 MHz, 7.5/10 MHz | 90-160 mm, 90-305 mm, 20-100 mm | 128 | WiFi | 4200 mAh, working 3-4 hours, standby more than 12 hours | 156 x 70 x 30 mm, 227 g |
The source page for this line also presents a dual-head model, the C10RL, in its comparison table. That model is covered in full on the dual-probe product page on this site, which is the authoritative page for its specification, and this page does not repeat its figures in a way that could be combined with the single-probe table into a merged specification. A buyer comparing the two should read the dual-probe page for the C10RL and this page for the C10T, and confirm the chosen model before ordering.
Applications described for the line
The published application list for this line covers abdominal, obstetric and gynaecological, cardiac, kidney, urology, breast, thyroid, musculoskeletal, vascular, paediatric, carotid and small-part examinations. That breadth is the point of a multipurpose probe, but it does not mean every examination is equally well served by one head, and the frequency and depth columns in the table above are the check for whether a given examination falls inside the published range. For general selection factors, including probe type, frequency, application area and connection method, see the selection guide.
Related pages: Dual Probe Ultrasound · How to Choose Handheld Ultrasound · Pocket Ultrasound
Software and connectivity
The multipurpose and specialist series described on this site are presented by the company as working with the free MY USG app on iOS, Android and Windows, with images that can be saved in JPG, PNG, MP4 and DICOM formats. Confirm the app version, device compatibility and file-format support for the specific model you plan to order, because app features can differ between series.
Before you inquire
Before payment, confirm the exact model, probe type, frequency range, scanning depth, connectivity, battery specification, included accessories, minimum order quantity, lead time and price for your order in writing. The minimum order quantity and lead time figures quoted on this site come from the supplier's marketplace listing (for example, a listed minimum of 1 piece and delivery within 15 workdays) and are shown only as listed values to confirm per order, not as a fixed quotation. Certificates available upon request.