Core
The rules every technician needs: ozone and climate, the Clean Air Act, recovery, and safety.
- Ozone and climate
- Clean Air Act and Section 608 rules
- Recover, recycle, reclaim
- Safety, cylinders, and shipping
EPA Section 608 certification prep
Study for the EPA Section 608 technician exam with short lessons, practice that brings back what you miss, and timed mock exams in the real format.
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Four sections, the way the exam is split, plus the Universal mock exam. 243 original practice questions in all.
The rules every technician needs: ozone and climate, the Clean Air Act, recovery, and safety.
Small appliances: factory-sealed units with 5 pounds of refrigerant or less.
High-pressure and very high-pressure equipment, leak rates, and leak repair.
Low-pressure chillers, their recovery, leak testing, and charging.
All four sections in one sitting, 100 questions. You pass when every section scores 70% or better.
100-question mock exam10 lessons, one per topic, in 50 short cards. Every card is read aloud, so you can listen as you read.
Spaced repetition decides what you see next. Miss a question and it comes back soon. Get it right a few times and it waits longer.
Every lesson card has its own picture of the equipment or idea on it, so it is easier to remember.
Each question has a hint, the reason the right answer is right, why each wrong answer is wrong, and a memory aid.
Every time you open the app, your coach shows where you stand and picks one thing to do next: a new lesson, your weak spots, or a mock exam.
An exam readiness gauge shows how close you are, and a weak-spots drill takes you back to the topics you miss most.
Technicians who maintain, service, repair or dispose of equipment that could release refrigerant need Section 608 certification. You get it by passing a proctored, closed-book exam from an EPA-approved certifying organization.
| Section | Questions | To pass |
|---|---|---|
| Core | 25 | 70% (18 right) |
| Type I | 25 | 70% (18 right) |
| Type II | 25 | 70% (18 right) |
| Type III | 25 | 70% (18 right) |
| Universal | 100 | 70% in every section |
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One paid download from the Microsoft Store
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No. Only an EPA-approved certifying organization can certify you, and you have to pass its proctored exam. Get That 608 helps you study for that exam.
No. Every question is original, written from the rule text in 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F and EPA's Section 608 pages. Certifying organizations write their own exams. Each question names the part of the rule or the EPA page it comes from.
There are four sections: Core, Type I, Type II and Type III. Each has 25 questions, and you need 70% (18 of 25) to pass a section. Core plus Type I, II or III certifies you for that type. Pass all four for Universal. The app's mock exams use the same format.
No. The app gives you 30 minutes per section to help you practice pacing. Your test site sets its own time limit.
On iPhone, iPad and Android, two Core topics are free: Ozone and climate and Clean Air Act and Section 608 rules. That is 11 lesson cards and 42 practice questions. One purchase unlocks everything else, including all 5 mock exams.
On iPhone, iPad and Android the full course is one purchase, not a subscription. On Windows the app is one paid download from the Microsoft Store with everything included. The store shows the price before you buy.
No account, no signup. The app works offline and does not connect to the internet. Your progress is saved on your device. Buying the full course goes through Apple, Google or Microsoft.
The content was last updated November 13, 2026, and every update is listed on the Updates page. It covers the Section 608 rules in 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F, and the refrigerant management rules EPA added in 2024 (40 CFR Part 84, Subpart C). Rules change, so check EPA's Section 608 pages for the current requirements.
Questions, corrections or ideas? Email coach@getthat608.com.
Get That 608 is an independent study aid. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) or any certifying organization. It does not certify you. To be certified, you must pass a proctored exam given by an EPA-approved certifying organization.