EPA 608 Study Guide: HVAC

Every EPA 608 test section — Core, Type I, II, III — as flashcards, scenario questions with explanations, true/false drills, a glossary and key numbers. Fully offline.

Pass the EPA 608 by knowing the numbers, dates and rules the test actually asks — the evacuation levels, the leak-rate triggers, the recovery percentages, the safety limits — instead of rereading a manual.

EPA 608 Study Guide is a focused, fully offline companion for the EPA Section 608 Technician Certification exam, the federal credential every HVAC/R technician needs to buy and handle refrigerant. The app is organized exactly like the test: the Core section every candidate must pass, plus Type I (small appliances), Type II (high-pressure appliances) and Type III (low-pressure appliances) — pass all three and you're Universal. Study one Type or all of them.

SIX WAYS TO STUDY • Flashcards — tap to reveal, tagged by test section • Multiple-choice questions set in real service scenarios — a rooftop unit, a walk-in cooler, a chiller room, a domestic refrigerator — every one with a worked explanation • True/false drills built from the misconceptions that cost marks • Term-matching game — pair key terms in rounds of five • Searchable glossary of the vocabulary the exam assumes you know • Key numbers & dates reference — every vacuum level, percentage, pressure limit and effective date, each with what it applies to and the trap to avoid

WHAT'S COVERED • Core — ozone depletion and the refrigerant families, the Montreal Protocol and Clean Air Act, the Section 608 rules (venting prohibition, technician certification, sales restriction, recovery equipment, disposal, recordkeeping, penalties), substitute refrigerants and oils, refrigeration basics and the PT chart, the Three R's, recovery techniques, dehydration and evacuation, safety and shipping • Type I — small appliances: the 5-pound definition, recovery requirements with an operating or non-operating compressor, system-dependent versus self-contained equipment, access valves, refrigerant identification • Type II — high-pressure appliances: leak detection, the leak-repair rules and leak-rate calculation, the required evacuation levels, recovery techniques, refrigerant identification, hermetic compressor safety • Type III — low-pressure appliances: chillers under vacuum, purge units, leak testing without exceeding the rupture-disc limit, recovery to 25 mm Hg with heated oil, charging vapor-first, ASHRAE 15 machinery-room requirements

CURRENT FOR TODAY'S FIELD The Section 608 rules are taught as the exam tests them, and the AIM Act changes technicians now work under — the HFC phasedown, A2L refrigerants like R-32 and R-454B, and the January 2026 HFC leak-repair rule — are covered as clearly labelled companion facts, never blended into the exam numbers.

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This app is an independent study aid and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency or any EPA-approved certifying organization. It is not the certification exam and does not confer certification. Regulations change over time — always verify current requirements with the EPA and your certifying organization.

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