The printer boasts a sleek and compact design, offering both black and white and color printing capabilities. Utilizing thermal inkjet printing as its primary method, it features print heads capable of piezo printing with a whopping 420 nozzles. With a memory capacity of up to 128 MB of RAM, combined with a powerful processor, this printer is sure to produce high-quality prints. The LCD screen, measuring up to 2.7 inches, is a standout feature of the display. To power the printer, it requires 220 to 240 volts for 50/60 Hz.

Specifications

Power consumption of a printer is determined by its current activities, including printing, copying, faxing, and scanning. The power consumption during copying is estimated to be around 23 watts. In active mode, the printer uses approximately 5.0 watts while in sleep mode, it reduces to about 1.7 watts. Interestingly, when the printer is switched off, it still consumes 0.04 watts. However, other models may require a different power option.

The measurements of the printer body are quite compact, with a depth of approximately 188 mm and a height of up to 274 mm. The weight of the device is also fairly light at 9.5 kg. The width of the printer is 480 mm with closed trays and slightly wider at 482 mm for open trays.

Power consumption of the printer varies depending on the specific part that is connected to the USB interface. The device also has the capability for single-sided printing with standard resolution based on the ISO/IEC 24712 printed pattern.

Similarly, the user can make an automatic document feeder (ADF) that supports the single-sided printing. The printer can also automatically turn itself on periodically for maintaining the print head regularly. The supported temperature range during operations is between 10 and 35⁰C. To get the best print quality, the approved range is between 20 and 33⁰C. Download Brother MFC-J4420DW driver from Brother website