technician certification for refrigerants-answer key epa section 608 revised and expanded preview

EPA TEST FOR REFRIGERANTS QUESTION AND ANWSER KEY COURTESY OF THE HVAC MASTER! 2nd EDITION- REVISED AND EXPANDED For more Free Refrigeration and Electrical Ebooks + HVAC/R Software! Visit my blog site at: COVERS ALL PARTS EPA Section 608 Technician Certification Type I Certification – Can only work on Small Appliance (5lbs or less of refrigerant) Type II Certification – Can only work on Medium, High and Very-High Pressure Appliances. Type III Certification – Can only work on Low-Pressure Appliances. Universal Certification – Someone who possesses Type I, Type II and Type III Certifications The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has required that all persons handling refrigerants should be certified. If you are not certified you can’t legally buy refrigerants. EPA-Approved Section 608 certification is needed to service building air conditioning and refrigeration systems. With 608 certification, you can purchase any refrigerant in containers greater than 20 pounds. With 609 certification you can purchase refrigerant in any size container including those that contain less than 20 pounds from an auto supply house for use in cooling the passenger compartment of vehicles, such as the one-pound disposable cans. http://cyberkeneticsolutions.blogspot.com/

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For more Free Refrigeration and Electrical Ebooks + HVAC/R Software! View my blog at:http://cyberkeneticsolutions.weebly.com/My document covers over 300 questions that are guaranteed to come out in the actual exam. All parts are covered and gives you the answers. The answers to the EPA TEST FOR REFRIGERANTS-ANSWER KEY that you are looking at is relevant to the current all EPA test questions. 2nd edition applies only to the revisions I made to the document to increase the size of the printing and nothing else. I am qualified to teach HVAC./R and this document has been the result of rigorous overview/s by myself and my many colleagues . Even when when the text was hard to read nobody every complained so you can rest assured that you are getting a quality document.EPA TEST FOR REFIGERANTS-ANSWER KEY(Over 300 Questions!)COVERS ALL PARTSEPA Section 608 Technician CertificationType I Certification – Can only work on Small Appliance (5lbs or less of refrigerant)Type II Certification – Can only work on Medium, High and Very-High Pressure Appliances.Type III Certification – Can only work on Low-Pressure Appliances.Universal Certification – Someone who possesses Type I, Type II and Type III CertificationsThe United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has required that all persons handling refrigerants should be certified. If you are not certified you can't legally buy refrigerants. EPA-Approved Section 608 certification is needed to service building air conditioning and refrigeration systems. With 608 certification, you can purchase any refrigerant in containers greater than 20 pounds. With 609 certification you can purchase refrigerant in any size container including those that contain less than 20 pounds from an auto supply house for use in cooling the passenger compartment of vehicles, such as the one-pound disposable cans.

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Page 1: Technician Certification for Refrigerants-ANSWER KEY Epa Section 608 Revised and Expanded PREVIEW

EPA TEST FOR REFRIGERANTS QUESTION AND ANWSER

KEY

COURTESY OF THE HVAC MASTER! 2nd EDITION- REVISED AND EXPANDED

For more Free Refrigeration and Electrical Ebooks + HVAC/R Software! Visit my blog site at:

COVERS ALL PARTSEPA Section 608 Technician Certification

Type I Certification – Can only work on Small Appliance (5lbs or less of refrigerant)Type II Certification – Can only work on Medium, High and Very-High Pressure Appliances.

Type III Certification – Can only work on Low-Pressure Appliances.Universal Certification – Someone who possesses Type I, Type II and Type III Certifications

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has required that all persons handling refrigerants should be certified. If you are not certified you can’t legally buy refrigerants.

EPA-Approved Section 608 certification is needed to service building air conditioning and refrigeration systems. With 608 certification, you can purchase any refrigerant in containers greater than 20 pounds.

With 609 certification you can purchase refrigerant in any size container including those that contain less than 20 pounds from an auto supply house for use in cooling the passenger compartment of vehicles, such as

the one-pound disposable cans.

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