Optimum Monthly Product Performance - Canon imagePRESS V900 Manual

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13. Optimum Monthly Product Performance

The table below describes the differences between the optimum PCV (Print Copy
Volume), and maximum PCV. Please note that the numbers in the table are for
reference purposes only, and depend strongly on the type of media selected and
environmental conditions. For information on the optimal environmental conditions
for the machine, see
Monthly PCV Type
Optimum PCV
Maximum PCV
IMPORTANT
If the machine consistently runs at or above the maximum PCV, consider
purchasing additional machines or higher-volume machines.
Revision 2 imagePRESS V900/V800/V700 Customer Expectations Document
imagePRESS V900/V800/V700 Customer Expectations Document
"Environmental Factors and Requirements,"
Description
This is the print/copy volume range that the
equipment was intended to run on a regular
basis to maintain a high level of performance
and print/copy quality. Running the equipment
within this range ensures that no undue stress
is placed on components, and it allows time
for the proper servicing and maintenance of
the equipment.
This is the maximum number of pages the
machine can produce within a one-month
period. However, sustained use of the
machine at this print/copy level will impact the
long term performance and durability of the
machine. It is recommended to stay within the
optimum print/copy volume to reduce a
possible increase in servicing and
maintenance issues.
on p. 65.
Number of LTR
Prints/Copies
imagePRESS V900:
40,000 to 250,000
imagePRESS V800:
30,000 to 220,000
imagePRESS V700:
5,000 to 190,000
imagePRESS V900:
500,000
imagePRESS V800:
400,000
imagePRESS V700:
350,000
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