The Brother DCP-J515W printer is an exceptional inkjet printer with impressive specifications. Equipped with an inbuilt processor for top-notch speed and quality, it boasts 40MB of RAM for optimal performance. The user-friendly liquid crystal display touchscreen is a TFT color LCD that measures 3.3 inches wide, making it easy to navigate and operate.

In addition to the touchscreen, the printer also features essential control buttons such as power and cancel buttons on the control panel. These identifiable features make it easy to use and ensure efficient printing.

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Specifications

The printer boasts a power source input ranging from 220 to 240 volts of an AC circuit with a frequency of 50/60 Hz. Power consumption is contingent on the printer’s current function, whether it be printing, copying, scanning, or faxing. The copying process, for instance, utilizes roughly 17 watts, while standby mode consumes 3.5 watts, sleep mode uses 2 watts, and power off mode requires 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 Brother printer model boasts an automatic document feeder (ADF) that can boost the paper supply by up to 15 pages of standard weight (90 gsm). With support for various media types such as A4, A5, letter, legal, executive, envelopes, transparencies, and index cards, this printer is versatile and ideal for various printing needs.

Optimal printer performance is closely tied to specific operating conditions, making it crucial to take note of the printer’s recommended usage guidelines.

An example of a particular circumstance involves a temperature spectrum spanning from 10 to 35⁰C for normal printing operations, while the range narrows to 20 and 33⁰C for optimal print quality. Conversely, the relative humidity span for both scenarios, in which condensation is not a factor, is between 20 to 80%.