Color LaserJet CP6015dn

Duplexing and networking made the CP6015dn the office-ready member of the wide-format family: two-sided A3 color, shared across the department. Its toner is the familiar four — 823A black (CB380A) with 824A cyan (CB381A), CB382A yellow and CB383A magenta. Every product below is a compatible cartridge built for one of those codes.

Two-sided printing quietly doubles this printer's paperwork. A report that would have been forty sheets leaves the tray as twenty duplexed pages, and long documents are precisely what an A3 machine in a busy department gets fed all day. The result is a printer whose black cartridge lives a hard, steady life while its colors work in bursts — presentation weeks, chart season, the quarterly pack. Stocking for the dn means planning for both rhythms at once.

Toner Cartridges for Color LaserJet CP6015dn

Part Number	Color	Yield
CB383A	Magenta	See product page
CB382A	Yellow	See product page
CB381A	Cyan	See product page
CB380A	Black	See product page

When several cartridges run low together, three sets bundle the full change: the CP6015dn four-color set, the 823A-824A four-color set and the premium 823A-824A four-color set. Same four cartridges in each — one black plus cyan, yellow and magenta — under three separate listings.

Which cartridge should you buy?

Follow the duplex workload. Departments printing long two-sided documents consume black at a pace the colors never match, so the black single is the repeat purchase and deserves a spare behind it. Colors are best bought as singles against actual need, unless the machine regularly produces full-color packs — then a four-color set keeps the refresh simple and the shelf honest. Resist the tidy instinct to change all four at once: the cartridges are independent, and retiring a third-full color cartridge is pure waste. Each code is offered in a single yield class on this page; consult the product page for its page count before ordering in quantity.

Chip, toner and everyday use

The compatible cartridges here are chipped to be read by the CP6015dn on installation, so the printer registers the swap and tracks the new level without intervention from IT. A shared, duplexing machine eats cartridges on other people's schedules, so agree locally on two habits: the installer writes the date on the empty's box, and a low warning from anyone gets acted on the same day. Toner gauges are estimates calibrated to ordinary coverage; dense A3 pages will run a cartridge down faster than the display implies. Keep spare cartridges sealed, flat and out of the heat plume behind the machine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What toner does the Color LaserJet CP6015dn take?

CB380A black from the 823A family, and 824A colors: CB381A cyan, CB382A yellow, CB383A magenta. The duplex model uses the same cartridges as every other CP6015 configuration.

Does two-sided printing use less toner?

It uses less paper. Toner is laid down per printed side, so a duplexed document consumes roughly the same toner as the same pages printed single-sided — black still cycles fastest on document-heavy machines.

Which of the three sets should I choose?

Any of them: each contains one black and the three color cartridges for this family. They are parallel listings of the same combination, so pick at order time and restock the same way next time.

Will these cartridges work without network or IT setup?

Yes. The cartridge chip is read by the printer itself when the cartridge is installed; nothing needs configuring on the network or on any user's computer, and the one-year warranty and returns still apply.