GE 5205052-7 Main Power Supply for LOGIQ E9 Vivid E9 BT13 Ultrasound Original New

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Product Details
GE LOGIQ E9 / Vivid E9 Main Power SupplyProduct Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GE HealthCare |
| Product Type | Main Power Supply |
| Part Number | 5205052-7 |
| OEM Status | Original GE OEM Part |
| Input Voltage | Universal AC 100–240V |
| Platform | BT13 (CW Improvements) |
| Compatible Systems | GE LOGIQ E9 / GE Vivid E9 |
| Condition | Brand New |
| Functional Status | Original New |
| Warranty | 60 Days |
| Shipping | DHL / FedEx / UPS Worldwide |
Product Description
The GE Main Power Supply P/N 5205052-7 is an original OEM power module designed for the GE LOGIQ E9 and GE Vivid E9 ultrasound systems.
This power supply delivers stable system power conversion and distribution to the ultrasound platform, supporting reliable operation of imaging, control, and peripheral subsystems. The BT13 version incorporates Continuous Wave (CW) improvements and universal 100–240V AC input compatibility.
This unit is supplied in brand new condition and is suitable for preventive maintenance, OEM replacement, and system refurbishment.
Key Features
- Original GE HealthCare OEM component
- Brand new condition
- P/N 5205052-7
- Main Power Supply with BT13 CW Improvements
- Universal AC input (100–240V)
- Stable power conversion and distribution
- Ready for installation
- Worldwide shipping available
Common Failure Symptoms
- System fails to power on
- Power supply fault alarm
- Random shutdowns
- Voltage instability
- Intermittent startup
- Internal power module failure
Applications
- Ultrasound System Repair
- Biomedical Engineering Departments
- Medical Equipment Refurbishment
- Independent Service Organizations (ISO)
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