Frequently Asked Questions

What does the "N" mean on a Phaser 7400N?

Network. The 7400N is the network-ready configuration of the range — the version bought to be shared by a workgroup rather than tethered to one desk. That sharing is exactly what shapes its toner life: a networked machine's black cartridge serves the whole team's documents, not one person's.

Does a shared machine wear this cartridge out faster?

It wears it out sooner in calendar time, because more people print through it — but the cartridge's rating is the same up-to-15,000 black pages. At a combined team volume of 3,000 black pages a month, expect roughly five months per cartridge; the per-page cost stays near 0.49 cents whatever the headcount.

Is the 7400N's cartridge different from the other 7400s'?

No. The 106R01080 serves the entire family — the Phaser 7400, Phaser 7400DN, Phaser 7400DT, Phaser 7400DX and Phaser 7400DFX. The N badge describes connectivity, and this listing is simply named for the machine its buyers own.

How many cartridges come in this listing?

One, at $73.70. The title's plural "Cartridges" is misleading if read literally, so to be plain: this is a single black cartridge. Two-, three- and five-packs of the same cartridge are listed separately as packs.

Is it black only?

Yes. The 106R01080 fills the black position; the 7400N's color positions take separate cartridges on separate listings, and their ratings play no part in this one's 15,000-page figure.

What happens if I need help or a return?

The cartridge is backed by a 1-year warranty with free returns for a full year — full terms on our shipping and returns page. Orders ship from IL, PA, GA and CA, our support desk is staffed Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the wider family range is on our Xerox page.

About This Phaser 7400N Black Cartridge

One compatible 106R01080 black cartridge, $73.70, up to 15,000 pages, listed for the networked Phaser 7400N. Shared printers live or die by whether a spare supply is a thought someone already had; this is the standard single for the machine the whole office prints to.