5ML Micro-Convex + Linear Wireless Ultrasound Probe

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5ML Micro-Convex + Linear Wireless Ultrasound Probe

5ML

5ML dual-head wireless probe: micro-convex 5-7 MHz and linear 7.5-10 MHz in one body, for paediatrics, abdomen, thyroid and breast use.

Brand: SonoStar
Price: On request
Probe frequency: Micro-convex 5.0-7.0 MHz / linear 7.5-10.0 MHz
Connection: Wireless - built-in WiFi hotspot in the probe; phone, tablet or Windows PC receives the images, with no dependence on the WiFi available on site
Charging: Wireless charging (2800 mA)
Category: Handheld Ultrasound

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Product overview

The 5ML puts micro-convex and linear transducers in the same probe, switched in software. The micro-convex face is small, so it fits a small patient or a site that needs a narrow contact area.

The micro-convex part runs 5.0-7.0 MHz at depths of 60 / 90 / 120 / 160 mm and covers the abdomen, gynaecology, obstetrics, cardiac, urinary tract, kidney and lung; the linear part runs 7.5-10.0 MHz at 20 / 40 / 60 / 80 mm and covers the thyroid, small parts, paediatrics, vascular, carotid, breast, musculoskeletal and nerve work.

Charging is wireless at 2800 mA, imaging runs in full mode - B, B/M, Color, PDI and PW - and both in-plane and out-of-plane needle guidance lines are supported.

Technical specifications

Specifications for this model

Item	Data
Probe type	Dual-head (micro-convex + linear)
Micro-convex frequency	5.0-7.0 MHz
Linear frequency	7.5-10.0 MHz
Micro-convex scanning depth	60 / 90 / 120 / 160 mm
Linear scanning depth	20 / 40 / 60 / 80 mm
Imaging modes	Full mode (B, B/M, Color, PDI, PW)
Micro-convex applications	Abdomen, gynaecology, obstetrics, cardiac, urinary tract, kidney, lung
Linear applications	Thyroid, small parts, paediatrics, vascular, carotid, breast, musculoskeletal, nerve
Needle guidance	In-plane and out-of-plane
Connection	Wireless (built-in WiFi)
Charging	Wireless charging (2800 mA)

Common to the series

Item	Data
Gain range	30-105 dB
Noise reduction	5 levels: 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
Dynamic range	40 / 50 / 60 / 70 / 80 / 90 / 100 / 110
Battery life	About 3 hours of continuous scanning
Charging time	About 2-3 hours
Image transmission	Built-in WiFi in the probe; does not depend on the WiFi available on site
Devices	Phone, tablet or Windows PC (Windows software supplied)
Multi-screen	Android devices can mirror to a second screen over WiFi-Direct; Apple devices are not currently supported

Specifications updated 2026-11-01

Typical applications

The application scenarios on this page describe the device based on its technical data and configuration. The actual scope of application is the one stated in the product registration certificate. Follow your institution's procedures and the instructions for use.

Setting / department	Typical use	Configuration note
Neonatology and paediatrics	Developmental dysplasia of the hip screening, transcranial examination, lung and abdomen	Small micro-convex face fits a small patient
Primary care	Abdominal organs, thyroid, breast, carotid and superficial masses	Micro-convex and linear in one probe
Family doctor and home visits	Routine check-ups and chronic disease follow-up	Built-in WiFi, no reliance on a site network
Nursing homes and postnatal centres	Routine check-ups, residual volume and catheterisation guidance	Micro-convex and linear in one probe

Usage and selection notes

The difference from the 5MN is the linear band: this model runs 7.5-10.0 MHz, which reaches slightly deeper structures, while the 5MN runs 10-12 MHz and leans towards superficial work.

For contraindications and precautions, refer to the instructions for use. The device must be operated by a licensed physician with the relevant qualifications.
The technical data on this page is taken from the product technical documentation; where it has been updated, the latest version applies. The listed departments and application scenarios describe the device based on its technical data, and the actual scope of application is the one stated in the product registration certificate. This page makes no claim about clinical outcome and does not constitute clinical guidance.