410A • 118 PSIG SUBCOOL 12°F 500 MICRONS SUPERHEAT 10°F CFM 400/TON 24V COMMON GWP < 700 DELTA-T 18°F
For HVAC/R techs and students

Stop memorizing the NUMBERS KNOW THE WHY

Superheat, subcooling, 500 microns, the PT chart: every number on the job has a reason behind it. Learn the reason with free practice quizzes, plain-language Field Notes and The Code.

14 practice quizzes
140 questions explained
10 Field Notes
8 chapters in The Code
Superheat & subcoolingDeep vacuumAirflow firstReading a PT chartEPA 608R-32 & R-454BA2L safety24V controlsGas heatMini splitsLeak detectionRefrigerant recovery
Why the numbers matter

The figures behind the rules

Three numbers from the CDC, the Department of Energy and the EPA, each tied to a chapter of The Code.

400+

Americans die each year from unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning not linked to fires.

Gas heat in The Code →

Source: CDC, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Basics

5–15%

How much less energy an air conditioner can use when its air filter is routinely replaced or cleaned.

Airflow in The Code →

Source: U.S. Department of Energy, Energy Saver 101: Home Cooling

700

The GWP limit for refrigerant in new US residential AC and heat pump systems made or imported since January 1, 2025.

Refrigerant rules in The Code →

Source: U.S. EPA, Technology Transitions restrictions by sector

The whole idea

Know what moves a reading, and the right number stops being something you have to memorize.

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From Field Notes

Short reads for real service calls

Plain-language articles on the readings and calls that trip people up.

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HVAC know-how, in plain language.

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14 free practice quizzes

Ten questions per topic, from the refrigeration cycle to gas furnace ignition.

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