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Online is good, but you are limited to working on small appliances unless you take a live proctored test. With your online cert, you can still purchase refrigerant, but you can only work on small appliances such as a room air conditioner.

for those of you who have not gone to SHAYGETZ ******** you need to check it out. He has one of the most bad-a$$ videos i have ever seen about halfway down the page......tornado vs. train.

Originally Posted by Bubbleheadski

just study up and get universal! Its not that hard!

No it isn't...I have mine and the closest I ever got to commercial refrigeration before the course was when I'd reach in for the Ben and Jerry's at Wal Mart

just study up and get universal! Its not that hard!

Type I is only good for small appliances.
Without Type II you can't work on split units.
Without Type III you can't work on low presure systems.

So it depends what you want to work on.

Originally Posted by adamste81

do you need type 1, 2, & 3 to be certified fully in the states and before you can get a job? Or is type 1 the only one needed as that is all that mainstream offers online. thanks.

It depends on what type of equipment you are working on.

If you aren't working on centrifigual units you won't need the low pressure certification.

Originally Posted by fcs

You can get your Type one and or your 609 on line with Mainstream

Good luck

RSES is also a good place.

Or most supply houses

do you need type 1, 2, & 3 to be certified fully in the states and before you can get a job? Or is type 1 the only one needed as that is all that mainstream offers online. thanks.

Originally Posted by adamste81

are the 608 and 609 both mandatory universal certifications you must have or just the 608 is mandatory?

609 is for automobiles.

Originally Posted by fcs

You can get your Type one and or your 609 on line with Mainstream

Good luck

RSES is also a good place.

Or most supply houses

are the 608 and 609 both mandatory universal certifications you must have or just the 608 is mandatory?

Originally Posted by shaygetz

I got mine through Johnstone Supply, they use Mainstream Engineering's course and test.

You can get your Type one and or your 609 on line with Mainstream

Good luck

RSES is also a good place.

Or most supply houses

I got mine through Johnstone Supply, they use Mainstream Engineering's course and test.

Originally Posted by adamste81

guys, what is the best way to get your EPA certification? There are places all over the internet offering testing and certifications. Is one better than the other? Just curious the best way to go about it. thanks for the info as always.

adam

I did mine so long ago, I don't know what the best would be, if you could do it online, that seems to be the way to go.

epa cert??

guys, what is the best way to get your EPA certification? There are places all over the internet offering testing and certifications. Is one better than the other? Just curious the best way to go about it. thanks for the info as always.

adam