Brother TD-4550DNWBFC label printer Direct thermal 300 x 300 DPI 152 mm/sec Wired & Wireless Ethernet LAN Wi-Fi Bluetooth

The TD-4550DNWB Professional Bluetooth, Wireless Desktop Label Printer prints high-quality continuous labels up to 118 mm (4.65 in) wide. It includes built-in wired network, Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, an intuitive backlit LCD with simple controls, direct thermal printing to avoid sheet label waste, automatic media calibration and optional accessories such as peeler and cutter for flexible use.

Advantages

The TD-4550DNWB supports Bluetooth setup via a smartphone or tablet and wireless network connection to remove cable constraints. Direct thermal technology prints only the labels you need, reducing material waste. Automatic media calibration measures label length and width for fast roll changes. An integrated USB host accepts barcode scanners or scales, and multiple printer command languages (including ZPL II emulation) ensure easy integration with existing systems. Remotely deployable configurations via the Mobile Deploy App simplify IT administration.

Key specifications

• Maximum media width: 118 mm / 4.65 in
• Print technology: Direct thermal
• Connectivity: Wired Ethernet, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, USB host
• Display: Integrated backlit LCD with buttons
• Supported languages/emulations: ZPL II emulation, Raster, CPCL emulation
• Optional accessories: Peeler, cutter
• Software: Brother P‑touch Editor, Windows drivers, SDKs for integration

How to use

Install the label roll and follow the on‑screen prompts for automatic media calibration. Connect the printer to a network via Ethernet, Wi‑Fi or pair over Bluetooth for mobile setup using the Mobile Deploy App. For desktop use, install Brother P‑touch Editor on a Windows PC to design labels, add logos or link to Excel for batch printing. Attach a barcode reader or scales to the integrated USB host to capture data and print using predefined templates.

Recommendations

Use direct thermal labels appropriate for your application (indoor, short‑term or logistics) and test barcode readability after setup. For shared environments, connect the printer to the network and use central configuration via the Mobile Deploy App to maintain consistent settings across users.