Focused Learning Paths
Need to focus on a specific section? Jump to targeted practice modules and master each exam type at your own pace.
Core Prep
Foundation knowledge required for all EPA 608 certifications. Start here to build your core understanding.
Type I
Small appliances certification. Perfect for technicians working with household refrigeration units.
Type II
High-pressure systems certification. Essential for commercial refrigeration specialists.
Type III
Low-pressure systems certification. Master large commercial equipment and chillers.
Pro Tip: Start with Core Prep to establish foundational knowledge, then focus on the specific exam types relevant to your specialization. All modules are included with your free practice account.
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Latest exam requirements and regulatory changes incorporated to keep you ahead of the curve.
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EPA 608 Certification Types
Choose the certification path that matches your HVAC specialization and career goals.
Type I: Small Appliances
For servicing small appliances containing 5 pounds of refrigerant or less. Includes household refrigerators, window air conditioners, and similar systems.
Focus Areas:
- • Small appliance systems and components
- • Refrigerant handling for small units
- • Safety procedures and regulations
Type II: High-Pressure Systems
For servicing or disposing of high- and very high-pressure appliances, except small appliances and motor vehicle air conditioners (MVACs).
Focus Areas:
- • High-pressure system maintenance
- • Leak detection and repair
- • Refrigerant recovery and recycling
Type III: Low-Pressure Systems
For servicing or disposing of low-pressure appliances, including large commercial systems and centrifugal chillers with water-cooled condensers.
Focus Areas:
- • Low-pressure system operation
- • Large commercial equipment
- • Disposal and decommissioning
Universal: All Categories
Comprehensive certification covering all three types (I, II, and III). The most versatile option for technicians working across different equipment types.
Requirements:
- • Pass Core exam (proctored)
- • Pass Type I, II, and III exams
- • Lifetime certification validity
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Interactive P-T Chart Tool
Master refrigerant pressure-temperature relationships with our interactive P-T chart. Essential for understanding refrigerant behavior and troubleshooting systems.
Comprehensive 2026 EPA 608 Guide
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