Transponder Mounting Instructions

Transponder Mounting Instructions

For proper operation, make sure the transponder is mounted as follows:

1. Identify the front face of the transponder. It displays the E-ZPass label and two upward pointing arrows. (Fig. 1.) This side faces the driver with the arrows pointing toward the roof of the vehicle.

2. Identify the position in your vehicle in which the transponder will be mounted. The preferred location is between the exposed edge of the windshield (roof line) and the rear view mirror post--as long as the clearances in Fig. 2 can be maintained. If there is insufficient room, the alternate location shown in Fig. 3 must be used and the transponder should be mounted behind the rearview mirror. For vehicles that do not have a rear view mirror follow the mounting location as indicated in Fig. 2.

FIG-1 E-ZPass Front Face

Property of VDOT Must be returned to close account

E-ZPASS Service Center 1-877-762-7824

Arrows Point Up!

3. Having determined the mounting position in your vehicle, clean the inside surface of the windshield. Carefully remove the red protective backing from the Dual Lock TM mounting strips on the rear of the transponder. Firmly press the rear of the transponder against the glass. Maintain pressure for about 15 seconds to achieve a good bond.

E-ZPass Label

The transponder may be removed by lifting any one corner with sufficient pressure to separate the Dual LockTM strips. Do not remove the Dual LockTM strips and reuse them. Please obtain new strips from the Customer Service Center.

Fig. 2 Preferred E-ZPass Mounting Location

Fig. 3 Alternative E-ZPass Mounting Location

Center line Of Windshield

1/2" Minimum

Roof line

1/2" Minimum

Rear View Mirror Post

Rear View Mirror

E-ZPass Transponder

Roof line 1/2" Minimum

1/2" Minimum 1" Maximum

Rear View Mirror

E-ZPass Transponder

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WARNING: Failure to mount the transponder, or incorrect placement may result in the devices failing to read, which can result in a toll violation!

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ST04005202005

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