Shaping the future of printing with Heat-Free Technology
We're facing the rising electricity challenge head-on. One page at a time.
Rising to the global electricity challenge
As electricity consumption accelerates around the world, it's time to think about what we can all do to reduce our electricity usage.
In a cross-section of some of the world's largest economies, every person used an average of 6,905 kWh of electricity in 2020.1
That's enough to power today's best-selling electric car around the entire planet.1
Between 1980 and 2020 global electricity consumption more than tripled.2
And electricity consumption is set to double again by 2050.3
Small changes can make a big difference
Saving electricity through small, everyday adjustments can amount to big, meaningful change.
What energy-saving changes can businesses make?
By turning down office heating by 1°C during the heating season, businesses can cut their energy costs by 8%.4
By switching off non-essential office equipment when not in use, businesses could save 5% of their energy costs.4
Switching to LED lightbulbs in offices reduces energy use by 75%.5
Why switch to Heat-Free Technology?
At Epson, we're focusing on changing the way we consume electricity. Switching to Heat-Free Technology, which uses no heat in the ink ejection process, delivers lower power consumption and improved performance across print jobs.
That means every time you use one of our multifunction printers, business printers, or commercial printers, you're taking a step in the right direction.
Benefits of Heat-Free Technology
Make the switch. Meet the challenge.
- Start printing quickly
- Less power consumption
- Fewer replacement parts
- Increased productivity
Start printing quickly
Faster print speeds for low or high-volume printing
As Heat-Free Technology requires no heat to warm up, printing starts immediately when the printer is switched on or woken from sleep.
Less power consumption
Less power consumption saves electricity and money
Heat-Free Technology uses less power because it doesn't use heat to warm up. As inkjets have no fuser unit to heat, this results in significantly less electricity consumption.
Learn moreFewer replacement parts
Fewer replacement parts, lower environmental impact
Laser printers typically have more consumables and require periodic replacement of the drum, transfer belt and fuser in many cases. Thanks to Heat-Free Technology, our inkjet printers use fewer parts that need replacing.
Increased productivity
Less intervention increases productivity
The Heat-Free structure of Epson inkjet printers means that there are fewer parts that can fail, which reduces the amount of intervention required.
Discover the benefits of Epson's Heat-Free Technology for yourself
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(1) Total final consumption of electricity in OECD countries – 9,461,797 GWh in OECD countries. Population is 1,370,360,714. Total electricity per person is 6,905 kWh. Source: Total final consumption of electricity from IEA World Energy Balances Highlights (2022)
(2) OECD population – 1,370,360,714 Source : UN population
(3) The Tesla Model Y was the world's most popular plug-in electric vehicle with worldwide unit sales of roughly 771,300 in 2022. Source: statista.com Tesla Model Y fuel economy data source - Total final consumption of electricity from IEA World Energy Balances Highlights (2022)
- Total final consumption of electricity with NetZero scenario base from IEA World Energy Balances Highlights (2022)
- Carbon Trust: ctprodstorageaccountp.blob.core.windows.net/prod-drupal-files/documents/resource/public/CTV007_OfficeBasedCompanies-2021-update.pdf
- www.energy.gov/energysaver/led-lighting