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Version 1.2.2 · 2018-01-04
Added Share button in Service Call Screen Changed validations on Oz fields iPhone X fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2.2, updated 2018-01-04.








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HVACR-log was created to help technicians comply with the latest EPA Section 608 reporting requirements without the hassle of doing extra paperwork. This digital record keeping log will become an integral part of your business in no time!
With the changing of federal regulations regarding refrigerant usage, storage, and recovery, it has become necessary to keep track or log your activities to remain in compliance with the law. Systems that contain between 5 and 50 pounds have been the main target of this requirement. Information such as company name, date of recovery, type of refrigerant recovered, quantity of refrigerant recovered, etc., are now required to be logged and reported. This will create a lot of extra work (and paperwork!) for technicians and contractors that are already very busy.…
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Added Share button in Service Call Screen Changed validations on Oz fields iPhone X fixes
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