Dell C1760NW Color Laser Printer - Handbuch (Seite 9)

User Information Per Blue Angel Mark Requirements of RAL-UZ171
Energy data
Information on the Device Dell C1760nw Color Printer
Electric power
consumption of a
device depends both
on its characteristics
and on the way you
use it. Your device is
designed and pre-set
so that you can save
electricity costs. It
switches over to the
mode "ready" after the
last copy. From there,
the device can
immediately start
printing again if
required. If not required, the device switches over to electric power saving
modes in two steps after a certain time, which is called activation time. In
these modes, it consumes less power (watt). The device will take some more
time to print again from an electric power saving mode than from the mode
"ready". This delay is called return time, which is quite long for some devices.
The device Dell C1760nw Color Printer, however, fulfills the strict Blue Angel
requirements for the return time (http://www.blauer-engel.de). It only takes
11 seconds, for example, to return from Energy saving mode 1 to ready mode
for printing. This is only a short moment for you but will help you to save
electricity and hence operating costs if the device is pausing (hence, during
no-load operation).
The device is so designed in such a way that switching it on and off up to
twice a day to the plug-in off mode will not cause damage.
You will find the single values of power consumption as well as of activation
and return time in the table below. The values stated are pre-set when the
device is delivered. The device meets the Blue Angel requirements with these
values.
Power consumption and default times
of Dell C1760nw Color Printer
during time elapsed after last print
Ready mode (40W)
0
50
10
11 1 5 30 time (min.)
Energy saving mode 1 (8W)
Energy saving mode 2 (1.5W)
print mode
power consumption (W)
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