Canon LASER SHOT LBP5050N Driver Download

The Canon LASER SHOT LBP5050N printer model is a desktop page printer with an electro photo method with on-demand fixing. In terms of the print rate, the black and white printing runs at 12 pages per minute. Conversely, color printing has a rate of 8 pages per minute. However, the first print time for black and white documents is about 22 seconds or less. In comparison, the first print time for color documents is about 28 seconds or even less.

Canon LASER SHOT LBP 5050N driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows 32-bit – 64-bit and Macintosh Operating System.

Toner Cartridge Details

316 Yellow Toner Cartridge : Upto 1500 Pages
Toner Cartridge 316 Magenta : Approx 1500 Pages
Cyan 318 Toner Cartridge : Yields approx 1500 Pages
Black 316 Toner Cartridge : Upto 2300 Pages

Furthermore, this machine warms up instantly in about 25 seconds or less after switching ‘on.’ The standard paper sizes include A4, B5, A5, legal, letter, executive, statement, foolscap, 16K, index card, DL, and COM10 envelopes. In terms of the paper capacity, the machine Canon LASER SHOT LBP5050N can hold up to 150 sheets of plain paper in its main input tray. Besides, it has a manual feed slot that will take one sheet at a time. In both cases, the average paperweight should be about 80 gsm.

On the other hand, the output paper capacity is up to 125 sheets of an average weight of 80 gsm. At the same time, the output tray releases paper in a face-down manner. It also uses the standard USB 2.0 port with a full-speed capacity and the Ethernet LAN network interface. In a typical print environment, the acceptable temperature range is between 10 and 30⁰C. On the flip side, the relative humidity is between 10 and 80%, with no condensation.

The Canon LASER SHOT LBP5050N machine has up to 9 LED indicators and one operation key in terms of the user interface. The device supports between 110 and 127 volts for an AC and 50/60 Hz frequency concerning the power supply. The maximum power consumption level is up to 625 watts or even less. Whereas color printing can use up to 210 watts or even less, monochrome printing uses 255 watts of power.