Aloka EP495800 BD Board Assembly from an Aloka Alpha 10 Pro Sound

Aloka EP495800 BD Board Assembly from an Aloka Alpha 10 Pro Sound

• Model: EP495800

The Aloka EP495800 BD Board Assembly is a critical hardware component designed for the Aloka ProSound Alpha 10 ultrasound system. When installed, this board ensures that the corresponding subsystem within the ultrasound machine performs reliably — for instance, enabling image processing, control logic, or I/O functions depending on which board slot it occupies. Given the modular architecture of the Alpha 10 (which is built for high-end diagnostic ultrasound usage), replacement of a failed PCB like EP495800 restores system throughput and extends lifespan without needing full system replacement.

From a maintenance perspective, this board offers cost-effective repair options for biomedical service engineers and hospital maintenance departments. Instead of replacing an entire ultrasound scanner or major subframe, procurement of a module like EP495800 can reduce downtime and cost. That said, as with any used-or-refurbished replacement board, compatibility (firmware version, board revision, matching system serial number) must be verified prior to installation to avoid mismatches or unintended behavior. The listing context (“removed from system/unit”) suggests careful handling, but end users should still perform thorough testing post-installation.

Clinically, the Alpha 10 ultrasound system supports a broad range of imaging modalities (cardiac, vascular, OB/GYN, general) with sophisticated beam-forming, image processing and display architectures. Therefore, ensuring all internal boards (including EP495800) are functioning is vitally important to maintaining image quality, system reliability and patient throughput in busy diagnostic settings. This board plays a behind-the-scenes role, but when it works correctly, it supports smooth operation, quick imaging sessions, reliable probe switching, and consistent performance — all of which contribute to better clinical workflow and patient care.

Subcomponent or Part Removed from System/Unit (PART):

This medical equipment item is a subcomponent or part that has been extracted from a larger system or unit. It is intended for use as a replacement part or for integration into another system. Its condition may vary, but it has been removed with care to preserve its functionality.