The Brother ImageCenter ADS-2400N is a desktop scanner designed for mid-sized offices or workgroups that want to transform papers and files into digital format. Scans are processed in a single-pass (simplex and duplex) at speeds rated at 30ppm/60 ipm in color and black. The ImageCenter ADS-2400N is connected through local connectivity through the hi-speed USB 2.0 interface or Gigabit Ethernet Networking. Users can create one-touch keys on the ImageCenter ADS-2400N to be delivered to common scanning destinations. Users can scan to USB devices, password-protected PDF format, and network connected PC’s.
Pros:
Low TCO
Cons:
Lacks batch separation capabilities
Brother ImageCenter ADS-2400N Specifications:
Introduction Date:
12/2015
Month and year of model's original release
MSRP:
$349.99
Manufacturer's suggested retail price
Paper Capacity:
50 Sheets
Rated capacity for paper sheet count
Pages per Minute, Black:
30 ppm/60 ipm
The number of pages copied/printed per minute for black printing
Pages per Minute, Color:
30 ppm/60 ipm
The number of pages copied/printed per minute for color printing
Monthly Duty Cycle:
2,500 Pages
The maximum number of pages per month of imaged output
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The Brother ImageCenter ADS-2400N is a desktop scanner designed for mid-sized offices or workgroups that want to transform papers and files into digital format. Scans are processed in a single-pass (simplex and duplex) at speeds rated at 30ppm/60 ipm in color and black. The ImageCenter ADS-2400N is connected through local connectivity through the hi-speed USB 2.0 interface or Gigabit Ethernet Networking. Users can create one-touch keys on the ImageCenter ADS-2400N to be delivered to common scanning destinations. Users can scan to USB devices, password-protected PDF format, and network connected PC’s. 
12/2015