Brother HL-5070N Laser Printer with Network Reconditioned

Model No.:hl-5070n

Condition:Reconditioned

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The Brother HL 5070N is a network-ready monochrome laser printer that is perfect for your small workgroup. The Brother HL5070N features a fast print speed of up to 17ppm, built-in 10/100 BaseT Ethernet print server, 16MB of standard memory (upgradeable to 144MB), PCL6 and BR-Script32 emulations. In addition, the HL 5070-N is the first laser printer to support Apple's new Simple Network Configuration technology.

$110.00

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Overview

The Brother HL5070N is a network-ready monochrome laser printer for your small workgroup. The Brother HL5070-n offers a fast print speed at up to 17ppm, built-in 10/100 BaseT Ethernet print server, 16MB of standard memory (upgradeable to 144MB), PCL6 and BR-Script32 emulations. The HL 5070N is also the first laser printer to support Apple's new Simple Network Configuration technology. With its PC and Mac compatibility and long list of standard features, the HL5070N is your best choice for high-quality workgroup laser printing.

Main Features

Up to 17ppm print speed
HQ1200 resolution (up to 2400x600dpi)
Built-in 10/100 BaseT Ethernet Print Server
16MB of standard memory, upgradeable to 144MB*
PCL^?6, BR-Script 3¹, IBM Proprinter, Epson FX emulations
300-sheet paper capacity
- 250-sheet paper tray
- 50-sheet fold-down multi-purpose tray for card stock, letterhead & envelopes
Supports Apple's Simple Network Configuration for Mac^? OS X 10.2.4 or greater
Windows^?and Mac^? compatible with support for 95/98/NT4.0/Me/2000/XP and Mac^? OS 8.6-9.2, OS X 10.1, 10.2.1 or greater

All our reconditioned printers are clean, tested and working.

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1 Year Warranty *For Refurbished Products Only.

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Reviews

Paper jam? The best way to remove jammed paper is to gently pull the paper in the direction of the paper path - with power off, of course. Do not pull the paper backwards - you could damage your printer forever by doing so.
Pages per minute (ppm) is the average print speed for black and white pages only. Actual speed may be different based on the amount of graphics on each page.
When power is applied, you should hear the print mechanism initialize and most printers have at least one light which will be illuminated when it is on.