GE 8C-RS Microconvex Ultrasound Probe

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Product Details
GE 8C-RS Ultrasound Probe
The GE 8C-RS is a high‑performance microconvex ultrasound probe designed for pediatric, cardiac, and small‑parts imaging. Developed to deliver clear detail across a wide frequency range, it is compatible with a broad selection of GE Logiq, Vivid, and Voluson systems, making it a versatile choice for clinics and hospitals seeking reliable multi‑application performance.
Main Features
- Microconvex format optimized for pediatric and small‑parts access
- Wide frequency range (4.0–10.0 MHz) balancing penetration and resolution
- Broad compatibility with GE Logiq, Vivid, and Voluson systems
- Suitable for pediatric, cardiac, and small‑parts applications
- GE part/reference: 2354973
Technical Specifications
| Category | Ultrasound » Probes |
|---|---|
| Brand | GE |
| Model | 8C-RS |
| Type | Microconvex |
| Frequency | 4.0–10.0 MHz |
| Clinical Applications | Pediatric, Cardiac, Small Parts |
| GE Part/Ref. | 2354973 |
System Compatibility
This probe is compatible with the following GE ultrasound systems:
- Logiq F8, Logiq i, Logiq V5
- Logiqbook, Logiqbook XP
- Vivid i (rev. 6.1.0 or later), Vivid S5, Vivid S6
- Voluson e, Voluson i
Typical Use Cases
- Pediatric echocardiography and general pediatric imaging
- Small‑parts assessments (e.g., thyroid, testicles, superficial structures)
- Focused cardiac evaluations where a compact footprint is beneficial
Notes
- Ensure your Vivid i is updated to revision 6.1.0 or later for compatibility.
- Probe condition, cable integrity, and connector type should be checked prior to purchase or implementation.
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