HVAQ by Field ZeroProduct brief / 001

Coming soon to iOS and Android

Know the unit.
Check the numbers.
Document the call.

HVAQ by Field Zero is a field-ready mobile toolkit being built for HVAC technicians—bringing practical calculations, equipment capture, technical references, and clearer service documentation into one focused workspace.

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HVAQ / FIELD MODEOffline ready

Active equipment

RTU-04

Model / confirmed on site

Temperature split19.4°F72.1°F RA − 52.7°F SA

Electrical208 / 3 / 60RefrigerantR-410ASourceNameplate scan

Review before saving

01The field problem

A service call should not require ten disconnected tools.

Calculators, manuals, weather, equipment photos, notes, and company software all compete for attention while the technician is still standing at the unit.

HVAQ brings those field tasks into one workspace, then helps move the finished information into the system the company already uses.

02Core direction

Built around the call

Useful before impressive.

/01

Calculate

Field math with the work shown.

Practical tools for temperature split, airflow, electrical power, resistance, duct area, static pressure, and unit conversion—with formulas, units, and assumptions kept visible.

/02

Capture

Turn an equipment tag into a usable record.

Photograph a nameplate, review the extracted model, serial, electrical, and refrigerant details, then correct anything before it is saved. Technician confirmation remains the final word.

/03

Reference

Keep technical information tied to the unit.

The long-term equipment workspace is designed to connect confirmed model information with manufacturer manuals, diagrams, fault codes, startup procedures, photos, and field notes.

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Document

Finish the call with clearer notes.

Structured inputs organize the complaint, readings, findings, work performed, parts, and recommendations into a clean draft—without inventing a diagnosis or measurement.

03Field conditions

No signal required for the essentials.

Built to remain useful when the bars disappear.

Core calculations, saved equipment, and drafting tools are being designed for poor mechanical rooms, rooftops, basements, and every other place cellular service fails.

04Future direction

A focused start. A deeper toolbox over time.

These are directions under consideration—not promises for the first release. Each addition has to earn its place on a real service call.

Refrigerant pressure-temperature data

Superheat and subcooling tools

Psychrometric calculations

Weather-aware job context

Manufacturer literature integrations

Service-report and PDF export

Early access

Help shape a tool built for the field.

Working technician, apprentice, contractor, or small service company? Join the list for development updates and future testing opportunities.

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Know the unit.Check the numbers.Document the call.