The inkjet printer, Brother DCP-J515W, boasts impressive specifications. Equipped with an inbuilt processor, it has a remarkable speed and quality, supported by 40 MB of RAM in its internal memory. The 3.3 inch TFT color LCD touchscreen is a standout feature, providing a user-friendly interface for easy navigation. The control panel also includes essential buttons like power and cancel.

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Specifications

The printer boasts several impressive features, including a power input capacity of up to 220-240 volts from an AC circuit and a frequency of 50/60 Hz. As for its power consumption, this is largely dependent on the current function being used, be it printing, copying, scanning or faxing.

When it comes to copying, for example, the power consumption is around 17 watts. In standby mode, the printer uses 3.5 watts, while in sleep mode, it consumes 2 watts. Finally, when it is turned off, the power usage drops to a mere 0.5 watts.

The physical measurements of the printer are also very interesting, such as a depth of 360 mm, the width of the printer is 390 inches while the height is about 150 mm. The printer’s weight is about 6.9 kg for a lightweight printer that this is. The maximum operating noise you can get from this printer is only 50 dB.

This particular Brother printer boasts an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can accommodate up to 15 pages of standard 90 gsm weight paper, providing an added boost to your paper supply. It supports various media types such as A4, A5, letter, legal, executive, envelopes, transparencies, and index cards, giving you the flexibility to work with different paper sizes.

To ensure optimal performance, it is crucial to adhere to the specific operational conditions of this printer. Familiarizing yourself with the printer’s unique features and utilizing it correctly will undoubtedly contribute to its longevity and overall efficiency.

An example of a particular circumstance involves a temperature spectrum of 10 to 35⁰C for standard printing operations, with a narrower range of 20 to 33⁰C for optimal print quality. In contrast, the appropriate relative humidity range, without any condensation, is between 20 to 80%.