GE Signa Explorer 1.5T MRI Scanner | 2017 | AIR Recon DL & AIRx Brain | Dell T5820 GOC Upgrade | SV29.1
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Product Details
Product Overview This is a late-model 2017 GE Signa Explorer 1.5T, professionally maintained and recently upgraded to the SV29.1 software platform. It features the industry-leading AIR Recon DL Package, providing deep-learning-based reconstruction for superior image quality. With an exceptional 95.42% Helium level, this system is ready for immediate clinical deployment or relocation.
Technical Specifications
| Field | Specification |
| Manufacturer | GE HealthCare |
| Model / Type | Signa Explorer 1.5T (Immobile Bed) |
| Year of Manufacture | 2017 |
| Software Version | SV29.1_R02_2131.a |
| Host Computer | Dell T5820 GOC (Upgraded) |
| Helium Level | 95.42% (As of current reporting) |
| Condition | Sourced from active clinical site / Fully Functional |
Included Coil Suite
- Head/Neck Array
- Split Head Coil
- Express Coil
- Flex Coil (Large)
- Flex Coil (Small)
Advanced Software & Upgrades
- AIR Recon DL Package: Deep Learning reconstruction for noise reduction and scan acceleration.
- AIRx - Brain: Automated, AI-driven brain scan positioning.
- SV29 SW Upgrade: Enhanced system performance and Tech Pubs-TJ 1 compliance.
- Dell T5820 GOC: High-performance reconstruction engine for modern clinical workflows.
Quality & Condition
- Magnet Integrity: Superconducting magnet with stable vacuum and excellent Helium retention (95%+).
- Imaging Performance: Verified clinical performance across all sequences including advanced AIR Recon protocols.
- Hardware Status: Immobile patient bed and gantry in top physical condition; Dell T5820 workstation fully tested.
- Aesthetics: Clean aesthetics; well-maintained in a controlled clinical environment.
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