HP LaserJet P4015N Toner Cartridges

LaserJet P4015N

Built-in Ethernet is the headline on the LaserJet P4015N: the refreshed P4015 engine wired for department-wide sharing. Its toner bay takes the HP 64 family — the standard CC364A (HP's 64A), the high-yield CC364X (64X), and the extended-yield CC364AJ that the compatible market added above the 64X. Singles and multipacks of both main tiers are listed below, along with MICR, premium and extended-yield variants.

Putting a printer on the network multiplies its users, and every added user shortens the cartridge's life in calendar terms even when the page count is unchanged. The P4015N's queue belongs to the whole department, so a toner swap is never a private event — it pauses everyone's work at once. That is the practical case for treating cartridge capacity as part of the printer's specification on an N model: the machine was bought to be shared, and its consumable should be sized for sharing.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet P4015N

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
CC364X — high yield, single cartridge	Black	See product page
CC364X — high yield, 2 pack	Black	See product page
CC364X — high yield, 3 pack	Black	See product page
CC364X — high yield, 5 pack	Black	See product page
CC364X — high yield, 10 pack	Black	See product page
CC364X — 4 black listing	Black	See product page
CC364A — standard yield, single cartridge	Black	See product page
CC364A — standard yield, 2 pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — standard yield, 3 pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — standard yield, 5 pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — standard yield, 10 pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — MICR, single cartridge	Black (MICR)	See product page
CC364A — premium quality, 5 pack	Black	See product page
CC364A — 4 black listing	Black	See product page
CC364AJ — extended yield, single cartridge	Black	See product page
CC364AJ — extended yield, 5 pack	Black	See product page
CC364AJ — extended yield MICR, single cartridge	Black (MICR)	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

For a shared P4015N, the high-yield CC364X is the natural default — it carries more toner per unit than the CC364A, so the department is disturbed less often, and its two-pack keeps a rotation going: one in the printer, one waiting. Queues that still empty a 64X quickly can move to the CC364AJ, which holds more toner per unit than the high-yield tier. The standard cartridge's multipacks remain the economical way to stock a supply cabinet, and the premium five-pack offers the standard fill in a premium-quality build. Buy MICR only for check printing; everything else on this shelf is everyday black.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Shared machines deserve a spare within reach: keep one sealed cartridge near the P4015N so whoever finds it empty can finish the swap in a minute. Installation is seal out, gentle rock, slide in until it clicks. If the display questions a fresh cartridge, reseat it and restart the printer — recognition happens at boot. Toner is light-sensitive over long periods, so spares belong in their bags, in a cabinet, not on a sunny shelf. And when pages start to fade late in a cartridge's life, a gentle shake redistributes the remaining toner and usually restores even coverage for a while longer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner does the LaserJet P4015N take?

The HP 64 family: CC364A in standard yield, CC364X in high yield, and CC364AJ in extended yield. One fit, three depths — any of them is the correct cartridge for this printer.

What does the extended-yield CC364AJ offer a shared P4015N?

More toner in the unit than the high-yield 64X, which on a department printer translates directly into fewer interruptions. It is the tier to choose when the queue, not the price tag, is the problem.

The printer says a new cartridge is not recognized — what are the first checks?

Confirm the shipping seal came out completely, push the cartridge fully home, and restart the printer so it re-reads the chip. Those three steps clear the great majority of recognition messages on this family.

Single cartridges or multipacks for a department printer?

Multipacks, once volume is steady: the unit price drops and the spare is already on site when the working cartridge fades. Singles suit a P4015N whose queue is genuinely light.