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Monochrome laser multifunction prints, scans and copies at up to 21 ppm with 1200 dpi resolution, Wi-Fi, Ethernet and 150-sheet capacity
The Dell B1163W is a new monochrome laser multifunction printer built for plain-paper printing in a desktop form factor. It prints, copies and scans with LED laser technology at 1200 x 1200 dpi black print quality. Wireless LAN, Ethernet and USB connectivity support Google Cloud Print and Apple AirPrint. The 150-sheet input and output trays handle A4, Letter, Legal and other common sizes.
A maximum duty cycle of 20000 pages per month shows the engine is rated for regular office volumes rather than occasional bursts. Mono print speed reaches 21 ppm and copy speed 20 cpm, so longer jobs maintain steady throughput. Manual duplex printing means double-sided output requires user intervention, which can slow large duplex runs. The flatbed scanner captures colour originals at 600 dpi optical resolution.
This unit replaces a single-function mono printer or an older multifunction device that lacks wireless and Ethernet together. The jump is worthwhile when you need network sharing, mobile printing protocols and a flatbed scanner in one compact chassis. It is not suited for buyers who require automatic duplexing, higher paper capacity or colour output.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Recommended Use | Plain Paper Print |
| Output Type | Monochrome |
| Laser Technology | LED |
| Color Print Speed | Monochrome |
| Black Print Quality | 1200 x 1200 dpi |
| Duplex printing | Manual |
| Max. Duty Cycle | 20000 pages per month |
| Copy Speed, Color | Monochrome |
| Scan Element | Flatbed |
| Scan Resolution, Optical | 600 dpi |
| Scan Resolution, Hardware | Flatbed |
| Scan Maximum Document Size | A4 - 8.30" x 11.70" Letter - 8.50" x 11" Legal - 8.50" x 14" Executive - 10.50" x 7.25" Folio - 8.27" x 13" Officio ISO B5 - 6.93" x 9.84" JIS B5 - 7.17" x 10.12" A5 - 5.80" x 8.30" Monarch Envelope Envelope No. 10 DL Envelope - 4.30" x 8.60" C5 Envelope - 9" x 6.68" Postcard - 5.82" x 3.92" 3" x 5" Custom Size |
| Input Capacity, std. | 150 sheets |
| Input Capacity, max. | 150 sheets |
| Output Capacity, std. | 150 sheets |
| Output Capacity, max. | 150 sheets |
| Network Ports | Ethernet |
| Other Ports | Google Cloud Print Apple AirPrint |
| Connectivity Technology | Ethernet (RJ-45) / Wi-Fi |
| Power Requirements | 110 V AC |
The printer uses LED laser technology with no moving drum, so it runs quieter than traditional laser engines. Maximum duty cycle is 20000 pages per month, and the desktop form factor keeps fan noise low in typical office use.
An RJ-45 Ethernet cable and a router or switch with a free port are required for wired networking. The printer also supports Wi-Fi and USB for direct connections if Ethernet is not available.
Yes, the flatbed accepts legal-size documents up to 8.50 x 14 inches and scans at 600 dpi optical resolution, matching common legacy scanner settings for archive workflows.
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