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Air con and heat pump diagnostics. Put in the readings you've already got and find out whether it's a real fault or a system doing its job.

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Live · R32 · sample wall split · 30°C day

Real physics
25102040barenthalpy, kJ/kg
Suction
6.2 bar
Superheat
19.7 K
Subcooling
0.2 K
Low on charge

Leak, or a long pipe run never trim-charged at install.

Low on gas← drag the charge →Correctly charged
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fault codes

Every fault code cites the manual and section it came from.

The real thing

That chart lives in your pocket

Gauges on, or the figures off the unit's own service menu when there are no ports on the job. The app plots your actual cycle and calls it: within tolerance, or ranked likely causes with the reason for each one.

LatterHQ Measurements screen plotting live readings on a pressure-enthalpy chart
LatterHQ ranked diagnosis verdict with likely causes and confidence
“Brilliant app, helped me loads so far and I’m only 2 days in 👍”
Dean · F-Gas engineerFacebook · 29 July 2026

A working F-Gas engineer, using it on live commissioning jobs.

What's inside

Built for the job, not the brochure

Fault codes that go somewhere

950+ codes across 18 makes, each opening a step-by-step flow: what to test, how to test it, and what a good one should read. Where a code is the machine protecting itself rather than a fault, it says so instead of sending you hunting. No dead ends that just say replace the board.

Before you break into the circuit

Controller access for the service menus, and the app knows what each sensor means on that model. Condensing temperature and subcooling read off the unit's own sensors, labelled honestly when the figure isn't from your gauge — so you only break into the circuit when that's the right call, not by reflex.

LatterHQ controller service menu access showing live sensor readings

Know the additional charge is right

How much extra gas that pipe run needs, from the unit's own published grams per metre and the pre-charge already in it. Adding gas on a new install, it gives you the figure. Already got one written on the F-Gas label, check theirs against it and see if it was sized right.

LatterHQ charge calculator result showing additional refrigerant by pipe run

The paperwork

Done in the van, not at the kitchen table

Job packs, service reports, commissioning certificates, quotes, invoices, tightness test records, waste transfer notes and the F-Gas register. Fill it in once on your phone and every document goes out on your branding, with your sign-off.

LATTERHQ
Refrigeration · Heat Pumps · F-Gas
Report 24-05-2107
5 May 2026
Service & Diagnostic Report
Jane Diaz · 12 Oakfield Drive, Bristol
Daikin Altherma 3 · 11 kW · R32
Healthy
Refrigerant chargeCorrect
Superheat 6.5 KOn target
Subcooling 5.1 KOn target
System ΔT 5.1 KHealthy
F-Gas · 2.10 kg R32 = 1.42 t CO₂e — below the 5 t threshold, no statutory leak check due. Checked anyway: pass.
System performance · Estimated COP
For every kilowatt of electricity paid for, this system delivered ≈ 3.6 kilowatts of heat — the other ≈ 2.6 came free from the outside air.
≈ 3.6
Estimated COP
Estimated running cost ≈ £3.31 a day — at 26.11 p/kWh (Ofgem-capped rate) and roughly 6 hours a day, drawing the 2.11 kW measured on this visit.
Alex Morgan
F-Gas Cert. C-1180244
Total due
£178.20
Sample — generated from real diagnostic data
LATTERHQ
Refrigeration · Heat Pumps · F-Gas
Invoice INV-2107
5 May 2026 · Due in 14 days
Invoice
Jane Diaz · 12 Oakfield Drive, Bristol
Job 24-05-2107 · Daikin Altherma 3 · 11 kW · R32
DescriptionQtyAmount
Call-out & diagnosis1£85.00
R32 top-up (0.6 kg @ £45/kg)0.6£27.00
Flare remake & leak check1£36.50
Sort 20-00-00 · Acct 12345678
VAT No. GB 123 4567 89
Subtotal £148.50 · VAT £29.70
£178.20
Sample — built from the job's line items

Readings from the diagnosis drop straight onto the report. Charge and GWP become tCO₂e on their own, and the app knows when a leak check is a legal requirement.

Free for everyone

10 tools, no account, no catch

LatterHQ refrigerant converter showing R32 pressure to temperature

Where the numbers come from

Fault flows, sensor curves and charge figures are pulled from manufacturer service manuals and databooks, model by model. When a figure isn't published, the app says so rather than inventing one.

Pricing

Free to start. Launch rate, locked while you stay.

Free

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Pressure test checker, thermistor and refrigerant converters, AC sizing, all the guides, and the diagnosis demo. No card, no trial clock.

Pro · Launch rate

£9.99/mo

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"I'm an engineer, not a software company. Someone who doesn't do F-Gas should be able to read a screen and go 'right, that makes sense'. If it can't be said that plainly, it isn't finished."

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