GE Lightspeed H16 CT Scanner | 16-Slice System | Software v07MW11.10_SP3 | Tested Operational
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Product Details
Available for immediate acquisition is a GE Lightspeed H16 16-Slice CT Scanner. This system represents the gold standard in reliable, high-throughput diagnostic imaging for the 16-slice category. Sourced from a professional facility in California, the unit maintains a Good Cosmetic Appearance and has been verified to be in good working condition. With its compact footprint and established software architecture, it offers an ideal balance of performance and operational economy.
Technical Specifications| Feature | Details |
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Model | Lightspeed H16 |
| Year of Manufacture | 2003 |
| Slice Count | 16-Slice |
| Software Level | 07MW11.10_SP3-1-11.H2_P_M16_G_ZEUS |
| Last Tube Exchange | January 2016 |
| Tube Condition | Validated Functional / Good Working Condition |
| Display Configuration | Dual Monitor Console Setup |
| Location | California, USA (Weekend/After Hours Access) |
- Proven Platform: The Zeus Software (v07MW) platform is highly regarded by service engineers for its stability and comprehensive diagnostic toolset.
- Tube Performance: The X-ray tube has been consistently operational since its last exchange, demonstrating excellent High-voltage stability and vacuum integrity.
- Clinical Versatility: Capable of a wide range of clinical applications, including trauma, chest, and musculoskeletal imaging with rapid reconstruction times.
- Aesthetic Condition: Maintained with care, the gantry and table show minimal wear, ensuring a professional look for your facility.
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