If you’ve worked with HP printers for long enough – you’ll notice the product codes always end with a series of letters.
For example M479fdw
But what is their purpose and what do they mean?
What is the purpose of the HP product code letters?
The product code letters are there as a quick reference for the printers functionality.
Each letter represents a feature – for example d means duplex.
What do the HP product code letters mean?
Note: these codes are for quick reference – always check the features of your specific printer.
| Letter | Feature |
|---|---|
| B | Battery |
| BT | Bluetooth |
| C | Colour |
| D | Duplex |
| E | ePrint |
| F | Fax |
| H | Hard disk |
| i | Memory card slot |
| MFP | Multi-function printer |
| N | Network |
| S | Stacker OR Stapler |
| SK | Stacker AND Stapler |
| T | Extra tray |
| W | Wireless |
| X | Duplex, Extra tray and networking |