7% OFF AT CHECKOUT (−$133) — APPLIED AUTOMATICALLY, NO COUPON NEEDED
5年間の費用
$1,767E11 — five-year total+$0Software, updates and apps — five yearsNo subscription, ever
The probe bought outright — no subscription of any kind, free apps for iOS, Android and Windows, lifetime software updates, and DICOM export you keep on your own device.
Free iOS, Android and Windows apps · No subscription of any kind · Lifetime free software updates · DICOM export with local storage · Connects over its own Wi-Fi, no router · 30-day worry-free trial · 2-year warranty, extendable · Worldwide delivery, customs and duties covered · Dispatch within 24 hours
E11 key facts
Suresult's ophthalmic probe: a micro-convex head on a 13 mm radius specified for eye and orbital work, imaging at 8/11 MHz across a 30-80 mm window with the full Doppler set, at 103 g.
Micro-convex · Ophthalmic / Eye · 8/11 MHz · 30-80 mm depth · R13 footprint · 128 elements · 32 channels · B-Mode · B/M · Color Doppler · Pulsed Wave Doppler · Power Doppler · 24 f/s · 256-level grey scale · Built-in lithium battery, 2800 mAh · 3 hours continuous scanning · 103 g · Full technical specification ↓
Worldwide delivery, duties included. Suresult ships to your door with customs clearance, shipping and duties covered — the price you see is the final price, no hidden fees.
An 8/11 MHz micro-convex on a tiny R13 face — the geometry an eyelid demands, with the frequency orbital detail needs.
FaceR13 micro-convex — small enough to rest on a closed eyelid or work around a small footprint.
Band8/11 MHz from 30 to 80 mm — globe, retina and orbit sit inside this window.
モードB-Mode, Color Doppler, M-Mode, Power Doppler and Pulsed Wave Doppler, all included.
Body103 g — the lightest probe on this site · 3 hours of continuous scanning.
Small-footprint windows beyond the eye
Strong fit
The same small face works wherever a full-size head cannot sit.
PediatricSmall-patient windows — fontanelle-adjacent, small abdomens — at a resolution band a full-size convex cannot reach.
アクセスAwkward acoustic windows — between ribs, around dressings — where footprint decides the exam.
ソフトウェアFree iOS, Android and Windows apps, free updates for life, no subscription.
Which Suresult probe do you need?
The E11 is the model Suresult specifies for ophthalmic and eye work. The probes below are the ones buyers weigh against it when the eye is only part of the list; every figure is what Suresult publishes for that model.
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E11 (this page)
Micro-convex
8/11 MHz
30-80 mm
$1,767
Ophthalmic and eye work on a 13 mm radius head, with Color, Pulsed Wave and Power Doppler plus M-Mode. 128 elements, 32 channels, 103 g, 3 hours continuous scanning.
A micro-convex head reaching 160 mm plus a linear head for superficial work. Choose it when the list runs past the eye into general small-parts and deeper soft-tissue scanning.
The lower-cost curved option when B-Mode and Power Doppler are enough — it publishes B-Mode and Power Doppler only.
Where this probe is the wrong tool. The E11 is specified for ophthalmic use and its published depth stops at 80 mm, so it is not an abdominal, obstetric or cardiac probe — take the C5SH (convex 3.2/5.0 MHz, 90-300 mm) for full-depth abdominal work, or the ピーディーワン (phased 2.5/2.8/3.6 MHz, 90-190 mm) if the heart is the study.
E11 questions, answered
What is the E11 used for?
Suresult specifies it for ophthalmic and eye work. A micro-convex probe on a 13 mm radius head imaging at 8/11 MHz across a published 30-80 mm window, with 128 elements on 32 channels and B-Mode, B/M, Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler and Power Doppler.
What frequency and depth does the E11 publish?
8/11 MHz, with a scanning depth of 30-80 mm on an R13 micro-convex footprint. Grey scale is 256 level, gain runs 30-105 dB, dynamic range 40-110 dB and the frame rate is 24 f/s.
Does it do Color Doppler, or is it grayscale only?
It publishes the full set: B-Mode, B/M, Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler and Power Doppler. The two-mode models in the range are the C5B and the L7.5, which publish B-Mode and Power Doppler only.
Can I use the E11 for abdominal, obstetric or cardiac scanning?
No. The published window stops at 80 mm and the specified application is ophthalmic. For abdominal, obstetric or bladder work take the C5SH, which publishes 3.2/5.0 MHz reaching 300 mm; for cardiac work take the PD1, a phased array at 2.5/2.8/3.6 MHz reaching 190 mm.
How heavy is it and how long does it run?
103 g, 135×61×21 mm — the lightest probe Suresult publishes. The 2800 mAh lithium battery is rated for at least three hours of work and five of standby, and supports scanning while charging. A full charge takes about two hours over USB or wireless charging.
What does it work with? Do I need a router?
Free apps for iOS iPad and iPhone, Android and Windows, so the device you already own is the screen. The probe broadcasts its own 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi and your device joins it directly — no router, no clinic network and no cable to the display.
Is there a subscription or an annual software fee?
No subscription of any kind. The apps are free, software updates are free for the life of the probe, and DICOM export writes to local storage on your own device. What you pay at checkout is the whole software cost.
How does it ship, and who pays customs?
Suresult dispatches within 24 hours and ships worldwide with customs clearance, shipping and duties covered, so the price you see is the final price. The probe arrives in an aluminium case with a lock.
What if the E11 turns out to be the wrong probe?
Every order carries a 30-day worry-free trial, and the 2-year warranty extends to three years for $195 or five for $597. If the eye is only part of your list, talk to a specialist — the C5SH, PD1 or D2LM may fit the rest better.
The 30-day decision
Put the E11 to work in your clinic for 30 days
Scan your own caseload for 30 days. If the E11 does not earn its place in the eye clinic, return it within 30 days, worry-free.
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