RICOH SP-1425 PA03753-B005 Duplex Flatbed Document Scanner, White

An automatic document feeder (ADF) is a mechanism that feeds multiple sheets of paper into a device in a single operation.

Refers to the capability to automatically scan both sides of a document without needing to manually flip it over.

A pre-owned scanner that has been restored to good working condition by repairing or replacing any faulty components.

Scan method refers to the specific mechanism or configuration used to capture images, with options including flatbed (placing documents directly on a flat surface), overhead (scanning from above, often used for large documents or books), sheetfed (feeding individual sheets through a roller mechanism), slide (for scanning photographic slides), and pen (a compact, handheld device that converts text from print to digital).

Scan speed, measured in pages per minute (ppm), captures how fast the scanner can scan documents. For example, a scanner with 20 ppm can scan 20 pages each minute.

Specifies whether the scanner is designed for stationary use on a desk or table (desktop) or for easy mobility to use in various locations (portable).

Specifies the intended purpose or type of material to be scanned.

Specifies the technology used to capture images of the scanned documents, such as CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) or CIS (Contact Image Sensor).

All Types of Connector/Port/Interface on product.

Refers to the methods and interfaces through which the scanner connects to a computer or other device on a network enabling data transfer and communication, such as USB, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth.

The overall depth of the product, measured front to back.

The overall height of the product, measured top to bottom.

Weight of the product measured in pounds.

The overall width of the product, measured left to right.

Product certified to meet U.S. EPA and Dept. of Energy standards for energy efficiency.

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Grayscale Depth refers to the number of bits used to define a single pixel, which determines how many gray tones are represented in a scanned image. The greater the bit count, the higher the quality and detail of the image.

Scanner resolution (or optical resolution), measured in dots per inch (dpi), refers to the amount of detail a scanner can capture. The higher the resolution, the higher the quality and sharpness of the scanned image.

The maximum amount of pages the product can handle at once.

Document feeder type refers to the method by which documents are fed into a scanner. Autoload scanners use an automatic feed mechanism allowing the user to scan multiple pages unattended. Manual load scanners require the user to manually place each document into the feeder one at a time.

Specifies the largest document dimensions supported by the scanner.

The amount of electricity consumed in one hour, measured in Watts.

The manufacturer specific information on the power source.

Specifies the length of the manufacturer warranty included with the product.

Compatible operating systems the product works with (i.e. Win10, Linux, Snow Leopard, etc).

Items of a particular grouping, as merchandised and labeled by a manufacturer

Actual manufacturer name for the color of the product.