USB Operator to Bulk Head
| 5248610 | |
| Ultrasound | |
| GE HealthCare Parts | |
| GE HealthCare | |
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Product Overview
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) Operator to Bulk Head is used in ultrasound machines, Computed Tomography (CT) machines, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machines and many other Digital Imaging (DI) machines. It is a connector cable, used in the HLA assembly, coming at the bottom portion of the medical diagnostic equipment. It gets connected with the USB port available in the lower operator panel. The cable is constructed in accordance with the universal serial bus specification USB 2.0 and also conforms to the UL AWM style 2725, 80C, 30 V, VW-1. It is made of high quality materials that possesses good electrical, thermal, chemical and mechanical properties and withstands a wide range of temperatures and pressures. The cable is labelled at three places according to the labeling standards. It is free from dust, burrs, sharp edges, surface blemishes, sink marks and flash marks. The GE product is an innovation and technology which fits well into versatile customer needs. The product is securely packaged inside a high quality packing box to avoid physical damage during transit. It is widely being used in machines like LOGIQ E9, Ichiro, LOGIQ E10, Vivid E95, Vivid E90, Vivid E80 and many other similar machines.
Compatible Products

Vivid E9
LOGIQ E9
The LOGIQ* E9 is a versatile general imaging system that helps meet a wide variety of general imaging needs. As healthcare evolves and ultrasound exams become more in demand, you need the ability to adapt to the changing environment with an ultrasound system that gives you flexibility, ease of use, speed and reliability.
The LOGIQ E9 can help you:
Deliver extraordinary image quality on a broad spectrum of patient body types.
Visualize blood flow without the limitations of Doppler
Enhance your workflow.
Integrate real-time ultrasound with previously acquired CT, MR, PET, or ultrasound images.
Visually track your position during a scan.

LOGIQ 3

LOGIQ 200

LOGIQ Book XP

LOGIQ E10

VIVID E90

VIVID E80
Vivid E95
The VividTM E95 is a premium 4D cardiovascular ultrasound system designed to help you reach new heights of care efficiency and effectiveness.
Better image quality. Faster volume rates with higher processing power. Smaller probes.† With the Imaging. Elevated. release, cSound 2.0 facilitates a new level of image quality and 4D volume rates by expansion of the processing power and the development of new beamforming algorithms. As you navigate the increasing challenges of cardiovascular care, the Vivid™ E95 cardiovascular ultrasound system brings you the uncompromised imaging you need more than ever. From the beamformer to the image processor (GPU) to the probes, we’ve advanced key elements of the system to deliver a solution that’s Better. Faster. Smaller.
One patient, one probe The new one-probe adult 4D TTE solution on the Vivid™ E95 provides an excellent ergonomic workflow solution with uncompromised 2D, 4D, color and Doppler image quality performance at ultra-high volume rates - all with a single probe. This allows for complete and comprehensive diagnosis with one probe and avoids switching of probes, thereby reducing exam time and helping you move swiftly through your work with minimal muscular stress and strain on the operator.



