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PoP ELD PE39OP
PoP ELD (ELD ID OPOE38) is on FMCSA's registered ELD list dated Oct 24, 2026. Source: FMCSA ELD list.
- ELD IDOPOE38
Made by D Fusion Tech LLC · ELD ID OPOE38 · model PE39OP · version 1.0 and higher
- On FMCSA's list
- Registered
- FMCSA list dated
- Oct 24, 2026
Registered on FMCSA's list dated Oct 24, 2026. Check that the ELD ID on your screen is OPOE38 and your app is on version 1.0 and higher. FMCSA can revoke a device without advance notice, so look it up again if you hear about a removal.
Source: FMCSA registered ELD list, dated Oct 24, 2026, last compared with FMCSA Oct 25, 2026.
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Device details on FMCSA's list
| Device name | PoP ELD |
|---|---|
| ELD ID | OPOE38 |
| Model | PE39OP |
| Software version | 1.0 and higher |
| Company on the list | D Fusion Tech LLC |
| Data transfer | Web service, Email |
| Provider website | popeld.com (as listed by FMCSA) |
| User manual | Manual on FMCSA's site |
Source: FMCSA ELD list, dated Oct 24, 2026. FMCSA notes that providers self-certify their devices; FMCSA publishes no registration date.
Questions
Is PoP ELD FMCSA approved?
FMCSA doesn't approve ELDs: makers self-certify them, and FMCSA lists them as registered. PoP ELD (ELD ID OPOE38) is on FMCSA's registered ELD list dated Oct 24, 2026, the list 49 CFR 395.22(a) says carriers must pick from.
How do I tell if my ELD is this PoP ELD?
Match the ELD ID on your screen to OPOE38 and check that your app is on version 1.0 and higher. FMCSA lists each model and software version separately, and one maker can have one version registered and another revoked.
What happens if FMCSA revokes PoP ELD?
FMCSA's revocation notices say "Motor carriers have up to 60 days to replace the revoked ELDs with a compliant ELD." Drivers still using it on or after the date in the notice are put out of service. FMCSA doesn't announce investigations before a removal, so look the device up again when you hear about one.