Taylor ADA CRT Point-of-Sale Stands and Mounts

General Information

Play Video. It demonstrates the ease of device dismount and getting full and private use of the card reader terminal. 

ADA Stand Information.

Taylor patented ADA stands and mounts meets the requirements for ADA/ABA/508 (ICT) regulations standards including the PCI and VISA acceptance for accessibility requirements for compliances and is the only point-of-sale card reader terminal stands and mounts in the world that accomplishes this.
Dismount - Transact - Re-Mount.
Using our ADA stands, it is very simple for a cardholder to access and have full use and privacy at the checkout using our ADA stands and mounts for card reader terminals.

The checkout struggle is very real for millions of people and traditional card reader terminal mounting has a huge negative impact on people who do have accessibility needs.

It does not always have to be a person using a wheelchair or scooter that needs ADA mounting at a checkout, it could be a little person, a tall person with a bad back/spinal issues and poor vision, it's impossible to calculate the variables.

The ADA has a lot of things in its regulations for accessible checkouts, and we will point out just a few key points. ADA 302.8 ADA limited reach and strength (full and private use the of pos-terminal-device), ADA visual accommodation (screen interaction). It also makes sense that a business that has ADA parking, must have an ADA checkout.

Be aware that the ADA starting fine for non-compliance is $75,000 per location. It can also include discrimination legal issues both federal and civil. This includes building code (ADA) violation problems.

On a positive note, the IRS does offer a 50% tax credit for the purchase of assistive-tech (our ADA stands and mounts). Click here for IRS Taxt Credit Form 8826.

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If you have encountered an inaccessible point-of-sale card reader terminal at any checkout, you can file a complaint with the ADA/DOJ. They will follow up.

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