Dell B2360d Mono Laser Printer - Manual

Blue Angel Information
Dell B2360d/dn (FW LW30.PRL.P307 or higher)
File this information with the product documentation for future reference. This information is
being supplied based on the requirements of the Blue Angel award as indicated on the Blue Angel
award Web site www.blauer-engel.de (RAL-UZ 171).
Congratulations on the purchase of a Dell product with the Blue Angel Award. This product has
been tested against strict emissions and noise standards. The construction of the product allows
easy disassembly and recycling when its useful life is complete. Upon return of this product to the
recycling center, the components are recycled in an environmentally responsible manner, and
reusable material is returned to the production cycle. To recycle your device, go to http://
www.dell.com/recycle. Under “Home & Home Office,” choose your region and then your country.
Click Zu Dell-Recycling, and follow the instructions on the site. To recycle cartridges or photoconductors, go to http://www.dell.com/
recycle. Under “Home & Home Office,” choose your region and then your country. Click Druckerverbrauchsmaterialien, and then follow
the instructions on the site.
Store print cartridges out of the reach of children. Remember to keep all supply items away from children. The print cartridges, shipped
with the product, have been sealed as a precaution to prevent toner dust from escaping. Take care not to inhale the toner dust and
avoid toner contact with the skin. If your skin does come in contact with toner, wash with soap and cold water.Never open the print
cartridges by force. Personnel installing, cleaning, disposing, or performing maintenance of print cartridges should refer to the printer
or print cartridge documentation before performing such tasks. Normal usage requires removal of a print cartridge on the following
occasions: at initial product installation to remove the print cartridge's protective packaging, at a Toner Low message to gently shake
the cartridge if specified in the User’s Guide, at the end of the cartridge life to replace it and if necessary, during life to clear a paper jam.
See the printer packaging for information on the yield of the print cartridge shipped with this product.
The supplies items are recycled in an environmentally responsible manner. The photoconductive drums that cannot be renewed are
forwarded to an aluminum recycler. The substance emission requirements of Blue Angel were tested and met by using the print supplies
items supplied and recommended by the manufacturer. Because new electronic products generally emit volatile chemicals into the air,
ensure there is a sufficient air exchange in rooms where the new product is set up during the first days of use of the product.
Spare parts and print cartridges are available for at least 5 years after production of this product.
The product includes a duplex unit, allowing pages to be printed on both sides of the paper resulting in cost savings.
This product contains a battery that is not user replaceable.
The product is suitable for the use of recycled paper according to DIN 19309, respective to the European standard EN17181:2002. As
with any paper, we recommend printing several samples on the type of paper being considered before buying large quantities.
For more information on the Blue Angel program, visit www.blauer-engel.de.
Energy data for the Dell B2360d/dn
According to RAL-UZ 171 (Edition July 2012)
General Information on energy, power, and the units of Watts and kilowatt hours
Energy
Energy is the capacity to do physical work. Energy is needed, for example, to heat water, to power a lamp, or to print a sheet of paper.
Energy is needed for this product to operate.
Energy has several common units, including Joules and BTU/Hour, but the most common unit is the kilowatt-hour (kwh).
Power
Power is the energy transferred per unit of time. The common unit of power is a Watt.
Conversion between different units
The following are standard conversions between the units of energy and power:
1000 Watts = 1 kilowatt
1 kilowatt-hour = 1 kilowatt x 1 hour = 1000 Watts x 1 hour
Energy consumption of a device = the power consumption of the device x the time over which the device consumes this power.