Canon
Canon imageCLASS D D1620 Laser Multifunction Printer
Monochrome laser multifunction device prints, copies and scans at 45 ppm with wireless, USB and network connectivity
- Product TypeOther Accessories
- Monochrome output at 45 ppm for fast office throughput
- Wireless, USB and network connectivity for flexible placement
- Laser printing technology delivers sharp text documents
- Compact white design suits professional environments
- Weighs 41.9 pounds for stable desktop operation
Monochrome laser multifunction
The Canon imageCLASS D D1620 is a monochrome laser multifunction printer that prints, copies and scans. It delivers black-and-white output at up to 45 ppm and includes wireless, USB and network connectivity. The unit weighs 41.9 pounds and ships new in white.
Small-office teams and home offices
This device suits small-office teams and home offices that need fast monochrome printing, copying and scanning with flexible wired or wireless connections. Buyers who require colour output or higher-volume colour printing should look at other models.
45 ppm monochrome print speed
The deciding specification is the 45 ppm monochrome print speed, which determines whether the throughput meets your daily document volume. If your workload demands faster black-and-white output, a higher-speed device would be needed.
Highlights
- Monochrome output at 45 ppm for fast office throughput
- Wireless, USB and network connectivity for flexible placement
- Laser printing technology delivers sharp text documents
- Compact white design suits professional environments
- Weighs 41.9 pounds for stable desktop operation
Specifications
| Brand | Canon |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Other Accessories |
| Shipping weight | 23.13 kg |
| Package size | 610 × 584 × 584 mm |
Questions about this item
Which D1620 model matches the 2223C024 part number?
The 2223C024 is the exact manufacturer part number for the Canon imageCLASS D D1620 laser multifunction printer listed here.
What does the 45 ppm monochrome speed mean for daily print jobs?
It prints up to 45 black-and-white pages per minute, so a 24-page document finishes in about half a minute once the engine is warmed up.
How do the wireless, USB and networkable connections limit real-world throughput?
The USB and Ethernet ports set the hard ceiling for data transfer, while wireless adds convenience but usually runs slower than the 45 ppm engine can accept.
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