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| Quick Start |
| The energy efficient Quick Start feature makes it easy to start up your printer in a matter of seconds, making it more convenient to keep the printer off, thus reducing energy consumption. |
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| Energy Saving Mode |
| The energy efficient Standby Mode feature will automatically put these devices to sleep after a specified time, thus reducing energy consumption. |
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| On-Demand SURF Technology |
| On-Demand SURF (Surface Rapid Fixing) technology uses a linear ceramic heater that heats instantly for fast warm up speeds and Quick First Prints. This results in up to a 75% reduction in energy consumption compared to conventional roller-fixing systems. |
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| LED Light Source |
| The LED Light Source allows the scanning unit to be smaller and have no warm up time, resulting in lower energy consumption, and allowing users to start scanning immediately (excluding film scans). |
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| USB Powered |
| The low power requirement of these scanners allow them to be powered solely through a USB cable. The elimination of the external power source also reduces the amount of materials needed during production. |
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| Solar Power Only |
| The LS-716H is powered solely by solar power. It does not use any batteries, thus reducing the amount of waste generated. |
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| Standby Mode Under 5W |
| Using only 5W (or less) in Standby Mode means that this printer / scanner will minimize energy consumption even when left on. |
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| Auto Power Switch |
| The products are automatically turned ON or OFF in accordance with the power ON/OFF state of the computer. |
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| RAPID Fusing System |
| Canon's RAPID Fusing System uses a special fixing film and ceramic heater that heats instantly for fast warm-up speeds, quick first prints, and drastically reduced energy consumption - up to 80% reduction in energy consumption compared to conventional roller-fixing systems. |
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| Induction Heating (IH) System |
| Canon’s Induction Heating (IH) toner-fixing system provides fast heat conduction through the application of a high-frequency electrical current through a coil built into a fixing roller. As a result, the technology reduces standby times to one-sixth of wait times while cutting energy consumption by about 70% compared with conventional systems. |
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