Comparison Canon imageRUNNER 2224iF vs Canon imageRUNNER 2224N

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	Canon imageRUNNER 2224iF	Canon imageRUNNER 2224N
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Placement	desktop	desktop
Paper size	A3	A3
Print technology	laser	laser
Output Type	monochrome	monochrome
Functionality
First copy time	7 с	7 с
Max resolution	1200x1200 dpi	1200x1200 dpi
B/W copy	24 ppm	24 ppm
Double-sided copy
Scale ratio	25-400%	25-400%
Multiple Copies (max)	999 pages/cycle	999 pages/cycle
More Specs
Built-in memory	1024 MB	1024 MB
Built-in storage	2 GB	2 GB
Paper supply capacity	350 page	350 page
Grammage (min)	60 g/m²	60 g/m²
Grammage (max)	157 g/m²	157 g/m²
Black Ink Page Yield	10200 page	10200 page
More Features
More Features	USB Network connection (LAN) Printer Scanner Built-in fax	USB Network connection (LAN) Printer Scanner
General Specs
Noise level	55 dB	55 dB
Power consumption	1500 W	1500 W
Dimensions (WxDxH)	627x607x606 mm	627x589x502 mm
Weight	37.5 kg	32.3 kg
Added to E-Catalog	may 2023	may 2023

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— USB. Universal high-speed port used to connect various peripherals to a PC and other devices. Allows you to connect up to 127 devices per port. The most common and promising connection type for PC.

— LAN. The ability to connect a copier (usually with additional functions of a printer, scanner, fax, etc.) to a PC/multiple PCs via computer network. Suitable for "multi-user environment" — office sharing, etc.

— Printer. Ability to use the copier as a printer. The device connects to a computer via a wired or wireless interface. In fact, such models are a variant of the MFP, where the copier function is a priority.

— Scanner. Ability to use the copier as a scanner. The device connects to a computer via a wired or wireless interface. In fact, such models are a variant of the MFP, in which the copier function is a priority.

— Finisher. Allows you to bind the processed copies/printed materials with staples.

— Rotary hammer. The presence of a punching unit allows you to make holes in the processed copies/printed materials for subsequent binding.

— Folding. Possibility of the copier/MFP to fold the processed pages. It is applied to production of various booklets.