Okidata C6150N Toner | Compatible 43865720 Cartridges

C6150N

The Okidata C6150N is a networked color laser printer from the same generation as the C6100 series, built for shared-office color. The N configuration is the straightforward one — a network port and the family's color engine — and it takes the set used across the whole C6150 line: black 43865720, cyan 43865719, magenta 43865718 and yellow 43865717. Four individual cartridges keep a small workgroup's color output steady without any of them being replaced before its time.

As the networked base model, the C6150N is the version most small teams actually run: one machine on the office network, everyone's color work flowing through it. Its siblings add duplex units, extra trays or heavier-duty configuration, but the consumables are identical across the family — so the buying routine learned for this machine transfers to any of them, and a spare shelf stocked for the N also covers the DN, DTN and HDN.

Toner Cartridges for C6150N

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
43865720	Black	See product page
43865719	Cyan	See product page
43865718	Magenta	See product page
43865717	Yellow	See product page
4 Color Set (43865720 / 43865719 / 43865718 / 43865717)	Full set	See product page
C6150N 4 Color Set	Full set	See product page
C6150N Premium 4 Color Set	Full set	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Replace colors individually as they empty — that is the whole economy of a four-cartridge machine. On a shared C6150N, black typically leads the way out on document work, while a graphics-heavy team can drain cyan or magenta first; watch the level reports and stock the slot your office actually burns. A complete four-color set is the right buy when the printer is first installed, when it changes offices, or when three or four cartridges report low in the same week. There is only one cartridge line for this family, so there is no standard-versus-high-yield debate to have — singles for routine swaps, a set for fresh starts.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Because the C6150N is shared, its level warnings appear on every user's driver — agree on who acts on them, or everyone assumes someone else ordered the cartridge. The chips in each cartridge report remaining toner per color; when one is changed, leave the printer a moment to recognize the new unit before sending the queued jobs. A gentle side-to-side rock of a fading cartridge redistributes toner and buys time until the replacement arrives. Spares belong sealed, flat and somewhere the whole team can find them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner cartridges does the OKI C6150N take?

Black 43865720, cyan 43865719, magenta 43865718 and yellow 43865717. It is the networked base configuration of the C6150 family, and its cartridges are the family standard.

How is the C6150N different from the C6150DTN and C6150HDN?

All three share the same toner set. The N is the standard networked model; the DTN adds trays and duplexing; the HDN is configured for heavier volumes. Choose on paper handling and duty needs, never on consumables.

My C6150N's black text has colored edges. How do I fix it?

That fringing is a color registration problem. Run the automatic registration adjustment from the printer's menu and print a test page; if one color still fringes afterward, clean the LED lens strips before suspecting a cartridge.