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Leltek LU710L
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Leltek LU710L
Leltek LU710L
Leltek Medical Diagnostic Equipment

Leltek LU710L

Product Code: MDIE-MIEQ-4649

One press holds the view for measurement and review.

Superficial anatomy comes into view through a 4.2–12.5 MHz linear array. The probe's freeze control holds the image on a paired screen, where measurements and saved frames become part of the examination record.

Sections
Ultrasound Machine
Categories
Medical Diagnostic Equipment
Condition
New
Origin
China
Seller Type
Certified Professional Seller
Size:
178 × 74 × 40 mm
CE & ISO Certified
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Supplier: Medigear
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Leltek's LU710L is a wireless linear handheld ultrasound scanner designed around superficial tissue imaging, including vascular, thyroid, breast and musculoskeletal examinations. Its 128-element array works across 4.2–12.5 MHz and reaches a maximum depth of 12.6 cm. B mode displays tissue in greyscale, while M mode traces movement along a selected line. Colour, power, and pulsed wave Doppler are available for blood-flow imaging and measurement.

The probe's freeze button holds the current view as the examination moves from scanning to measurement. In the LeSONO app, the operator can select a frame, add callipers, and keep it in the patient study. A 200-frame cine buffer also supports review of the recent scan sequence. Presets for vessels, thyroid, breast, musculoskeletal structures and nerves place those controls within the relevant examination workflow.

An integrated 6000 mAh lithium-ion battery powers the probe, with approximate runtime varying from 2.5 to 4.5 hours across imaging modes. The body incorporates a power button, status indicators and a cooling fan. USB micro-B supports charging and a cable data link. Leltek specifies compatibility with Android, iOS and Windows display devices. The app provides depth, gain, and frequency controls; annotations; distance and ellipse measurements; automatic measurement tools; and image exports. The scanner includes app updates and a one-year manufacturer warranty, with DICOM 3.0 connectivity and an extended warranty available as options.

The unit measures 178 × 74 × 40 mm and weighs 357 g with its battery fitted. It is available to business buyers across more than 80 countries.

Peripheral vessel and carotid examinations combine the linear array's anatomical view with optional Doppler assessment. B-mode shows vessel boundaries and surrounding tissue, while colour and power Doppler add flow displays within the selected region. Pulsed wave Doppler provides a spectral view for velocity assessment. A frozen frame can then carry distance markers and annotations into the patient study, linking the measurement with its image.

For thyroid and breast imaging, dedicated presets provide starting settings for superficial anatomy. The 4.2–12.5 MHz bandwidth and adjustable depth support the examination field, with gain controls shaping image brightness. Measurements on frozen images describe distances and outlined areas, while body marks identify the recorded location. Saved frames preserve these observations, along with patient information, for review after the scan.

Musculoskeletal and nerve examinations use live imaging to examine soft-tissue structures as the handheld probe moves across the selected site. The scanner supports conventional and superficial musculoskeletal applications, alongside freehand needle and catheter guidance. Its 200-frame cine buffer holds a sequence for review, and the freeze control pauses a selected view before annotation. This connects live inspection with the measured images retained in the examination record.

Within hospitals and outpatient facilities, the 357 g probe pairs with a compatible phone, tablet or computer for imaging at the examination location. Additional applications include ocular, paediatric, neonatal cephalic, pulmonary, and general abdominal imaging. Qualified operators select the examination preset and imaging mode through the app. Stills, clips and PDF reports support the resulting record, with optional DICOM transfer linking stored studies to a compatible archive.

Image capture from the scanning hand

The probe button stops the live image while the operator holds the scanner. The selected view stays on the app screen as callipers or annotations are added. This gives the examination a distinct capture point: the tissue view is held before it becomes a measured or labelled image within the patient study.

Linear imaging for superficial anatomy

Thyroid, breast, vascular and musculoskeletal imaging give the linear array a defined clinical role. Its 4.2–12.5 MHz bandwidth and adjustable depth let the image settings follow the structure under examination. With a maximum depth of 12.6 cm, the displayed field can include the target and surrounding tissue. Dedicated presets organise these applications within the scanning menu.

A display positioned around the examination

Wireless communication carries the ultrasound image to a compatible display device. The probe and screen can therefore be positioned separately around the examination couch or bed. Leltek supports Android, iOS, and Windows, giving you a choice of display platforms. The app retains controls for acquisition and review as the probe moves across the imaging site.

Recent scan sequences available for review

The cine buffer retains 200 frames from the recent imaging sequence. After scanning is frozen, you can revisit individual frames to locate the view used for a measurement or annotation. Recorded clips also preserve a short sequence within the study. This supports examinations in which the retained record needs to show movement as well as a selected still image.

Images grouped within the examination

Saved views and clips sit within patient study records in the app. Labels, arrows, and anatomical body marks add context to the retained images, while measurements record the dimensions the operator selects. Together, these functions link a view to its examination details. A PDF report combines patient information, selected images, and measurements into one exportable document.

Optional flow modes for vascular work

Colour and power Doppler are available as optional additions to greyscale imaging. Colour Doppler represents flow information within the image, while power Doppler displays the strength of the detected flow signal. Optional pulsed wave Doppler adds a velocity trace from a selected sample region. These modes support vascular assessment while keeping the anatomical view within the same examination.

Measurements made on a retained image

A frozen view supports distance measurements and ellipse-based calculations of area and perimeter. Callipers can therefore be placed against the anatomy already selected during scanning. The app also includes automatic measurement tools. Calliper measurements and annotations stay associated with the image, giving the saved examination both a visual record and the operator's chosen dimensional information.

Reuse supported by charging and disinfection

The built-in rechargeable battery powers successive examinations between charging periods. For intact-skin use, the probe's reprocessing method combines cleaning with low-level disinfection using 70% isopropyl alcohol. Charging and surface care are part of the device's routine upkeep. An optional compatible dock provides a designated place for charging the probe between sessions within the department.

An optional connection to imaging archives

DICOM 3.0 is available as an option for structured imaging exchange. Its functions include DICOM file export, server transfer and worklist access, with connection settings held in the app. This allows examination data to enter a compatible imaging environment. The base app also exports still images, video clips, and PDF reports for local review.

128-element linear array

The LU710L forms images using 128 ultrasound elements arranged along a straight scanning face. Its 4.2–12.5 MHz frequency range serves superficial tissue examinations, with imaging depth adjustable to 12.6 cm. The displayed depth scale places structures within the scan. Frequency and depth settings adapt the view to the tissue being examined, including vessels, glands, muscles and other soft tissues.

B-mode and M-mode displays

B-mode turns returning ultrasound echoes into a greyscale picture of the anatomy. This two-dimensional view provides the image used for positioning and measurement. M mode follows changes along a selected line, plotting tissue motion against time. The line sits within the anatomical view, so you can assess moving structures and the sampled location together. Both modes form part of the standard configuration.

Optional colour and power Doppler

Optional colour Doppler adds a map of blood flow direction and velocity to the tissue image. Its sampling region can be adjusted in size and position. Power Doppler is another optional mode that displays the strength of the detected flow signal within the chosen area. These views combine anatomical landmarks with flow information, supporting examinations of peripheral vessels and the blood supply within soft tissue.

Optional pulsed wave Doppler

Pulsed wave Doppler provides an optional velocity trace from a defined sampling position. The sample gate selects the region that contributes to the waveform, and you can adjust its size and angle. Gain and baseline controls shape the displayed trace. This function records how flow velocity changes over time while retaining the anatomical reference used to place the sample gate.

Nine examination presets and custom settings

Nine named presets cover Peripheral Vessels, Thyroid, Breast, Superficial, MSK, Carotid, Superficial Mirror, Ocular and Nerves. Each supplies an examination-specific starting configuration. MSK refers to musculoskeletal examinations of structures such as muscles and tendons. The app also saves custom presets, preserving a chosen set of imaging parameters for reuse. Preset selection and parameter adjustment therefore belong to the same scanning workflow.

Controls for image brightness and detail

Gain adjusts overall brightness, time gain compensation changes brightness at selected depths, and dynamic range controls how echo strengths map to shades of grey. Tissue harmonic imaging uses harmonic components of returning echoes. Persistence averages successive frames to smooth their appearance, while line density changes the number of scan lines. Greyscale maps and three frame-rate settings provide further display controls.

Freeze and power controls on the probe

A physical freeze control stops the current image and returns it to live scanning when reactivated. A power button switches the scanner on. Housing lights indicate Wi-Fi connection and operating status. These indicators place device feedback beside the operator's grip, while the paired display presents the image, measurements and examination controls during the scan.

Wi-Fi link and compatible display devices

Leltek supports the LU710L with compatible Android, iOS and Windows devices through its ultrasound app. The scanner communicates over IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi on 2.4 and 5 GHz bands. A phone, tablet or computer provides the viewing screen and controls. The wireless link carries image data between the transducer and that display as the probe moves across the examination site.

200-frame cine buffer

Freezing the scan opens a buffer of the 200 most recent frames for cine review, which presents the captured sequence and individual images for selection. Chosen frames can be saved as stills. Video clips are also created from buffered images, with a default length of three seconds. A selection bar controls the saved clip's duration within the recorded sequence.

Distance, area and automatic measurement tools

On a frozen image, distance callipers measure the gap between chosen points. An ellipse tool calculates the enclosed area and perimeter, placing those measurements against the visible tissue. The app also includes automatic measurement tools. Values stay linked to their image locations for review, and measurement information can be added to the examination report alongside selected views. The resulting record connects each dimension with its anatomical reference.

Patient studies and image annotations

Images and videos are stored within the patient's study, together with the identifying information entered for that examination. Text annotations describe features within a selected view, while arrows and marks indicate their position. Body marks record the scanned location. These additions remain part of the image record, giving the saved examination a visual reference for both the anatomy and the operator's observations.

Still image, video and PDF export

Saved still images export as JPEG, PNG, or BMP, and recorded video exports as MP4. PDF reports assemble selected images with patient details, measurement information, annotations, a signature and a date. The export controls operate within the examination review area. Batch management groups stored items for export, allowing you to handle a set of selected views as part of the same study.

Optional DICOM 3.0 functions

DICOM 3.0 is available as an option for medical image exchange. It adds DICOM image files and transfers them to a configured imaging server, preserving study information with the exported images. Worklist functions bring examination details into the app. Server settings include connection parameters and a response test, supporting the configured link between captured ultrasound images and the receiving archive.

Rechargeable battery and micro-B connection

The integrated lithium-ion battery has a 6000 mAh capacity. Approximate operating time is 4.5 hours in B or M mode, 3.5 hours with colour or power Doppler, and 2.5 hours with pulsed wave Doppler. A USB micro-B port supports cable data transfer and charging up to 15 W. The rechargeable battery supports 300 discharge cycles.

Reusable probe and surface care

Ultrasound gel couples the scanning face to the skin so sound can pass between the transducer and the examination site. For use on intact skin, the probe's reprocessing method comprises cleaning followed by low-level disinfection with 70% isopropyl alcohol. Surface care covers the housing and acoustic window. This routine supports repeated examinations with the same transducer and forms part of its everyday upkeep.

App updates and manufacturer warranty

The LU710L includes real-time app updates and a one-year warranty from Leltek. An extended manufacturer warranty is optional. App updates apply to the software used for scanning, measurement and examination review.

The LU710L fits vascular, breast, thyroid and musculoskeletal departments that need superficial imaging tied to a retained examination record. Its practical value sits in the transition from finding a view to documenting it: the probe holds the image, and the paired app carries the measurement and record. A department using Doppler can configure the optional flow modes around that work, while DICOM provides an optional route into compatible imaging systems. The paired display can sit beside an examination couch or hospital bed. Daily use centres on recharging the battery and reprocessing the probe after intact-skin examinations. Within this workflow, the scanner combines a hand-operated freeze control with a 200-frame cine buffer.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The LU710L supports thyroid, breast, peripheral vessel, carotid, musculoskeletal and nerve examinations through its linear array. Presets also cover superficial tissue and ocular imaging, while its declared uses include paediatric, pulmonary and neonatal cephalic examinations. Qualified healthcare professionals can use the scanner for freehand needle or catheter guidance within professional healthcare facilities.

Its 128-element array operates across 4.2–12.5 MHz and provides an imaging depth of up to 12.6 cm. Frequency and depth controls adapt the displayed field to the anatomy under examination. The linear transducer provides a rectangular imaging field, with adjustable gain and time gain compensation to control brightness across the image.

B-mode provides greyscale anatomical imaging, and M-mode displays movement along a selected line over time. Colour Doppler, power Doppler and pulsed wave Doppler are available as options. These modes add colour flow mapping, flow-signal display and spectral velocity assessment to the linear scanner's examination functions, with their settings managed in the imaging app.

Leltek specifies compatibility with Android, iOS and Windows devices, including supported phones, tablets and computers. A direct Wi-Fi connection carries the scan to the imaging app, which provides the display and touch controls. The probe supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz connectivity and includes its own rechargeable battery.

A physical freeze button pauses the live image while the operator holds the probe at the examination site. The app then provides controls for measurement, annotation, and saving that frame. The probe also has a power button and status lights, while image capture begins at the probe and continues through the connected display.

Frozen images support distance measurement, ellipse area and ellipse perimeter, with text and body marks available for context. The manufacturer states full-screen B-mode maximum errors of 2.5% vertically, 0.7% horizontally and 3.45% for circular area. The app includes an automatic measurement tool alongside direct placement of measurement markers on the displayed image.

The app organises still images and video clips within a patient study, and its 200-frame cine buffer supports review of the captured sequence. Still exports use JPEG, PNG or BMP, while video exports use MP4. PDF reports combine selected images, measurements, and annotations with the examination's patient information to create a saved study record.

Optional DICOM 3.0 functions support medical image files, server transfer and worklist access through the app. Connection settings link the scanner's examination workflow with a compatible imaging archive. Saved DICOM images carry image-related information into the archive, so the recorded frame forms part of the electronic study after local capture.

The integrated 6000 mAh lithium-ion battery provides approximately 4.5 hours in B-mode or M-mode, 3.5 hours in colour or power Doppler, and 2.5 hours in pulsed wave Doppler. The battery carries a rating of 300 discharge cycles. The probe charges via its USB micro-B connection, with an optional docking accessory for a fixed charging position.

For examinations on intact skin, the LU710L follows a cleaning and low-level disinfection process using 70% isopropyl alcohol. Surface cleaning removes coupling gel and visible material before disinfection. This upkeep applies to the probe housing and acoustic window as part of preparing the reusable scanner for its next examination.

The LU710L holds FDA 510(k) clearance under K243226 as a Class II device. The LU710L also has manufacturer-declared certification to IEC 60601-1 Edition 3.2, IEC 60601-1-2 Edition 4.1 and IEC 60601-2-37 Edition 2.1. These standards cover electrical safety, electromagnetic compatibility and the safety and essential performance of diagnostic ultrasound equipment.

The scanner comes with an integrated rechargeable battery and works with a compatible display device running the imaging app. A charging dock, Doppler functions and DICOM connectivity are available as options. Leltek provides a one-year manufacturer warranty and app updates, with an extended warranty also available as an option.