1/4” tube - Faucet interface

[thesassyindian]

Folks,
Does anyone know where I can get the faucet - murlock diverter valve?
Is BRS the only place its available at?

 

[Srt4eric]

Is mur-lok any different to 1/4" tubing?

 

[thesassyindian]

Is mur-lok any different to 1/4" tubing?

Its the same. Mur-lok is a brand name

 

[Srt4eric]

Its the same. Mur-lok is a brand name

They make a John Guest 1/4" diverter that goes on your angle stop. Home depot.

 

[max_nano]

John Guest Angle Stop Adapter Valve

This John Guest angle stop valve can be used to tap into existing cold water lines. Order this angle stop adapter valve for your RO system or ice maker!

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[Meshmez]

Its the same. Mur-lok is a brand name

I don't think the pic you posted is mur lok. Or at least not quick connect. I believe that's a compression fitting.

 

[Srt4eric]

Nope. That goes on your angle stop. Your faucet supply line goes on that. Then it has a push connect 1/4" fitting. @thesassyindian

 

[Srt4eric]

 

[max_nano]

I don't think the pic you posted is mur lok. Or at least not quick connect. I believe that's a compression fitting.

I have that from BRS, it is a compression fitting.

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if using that, should I use Teflon tape? Or is it fine without?

 

[Srt4eric]

Both that and your supply line should have little grommets in them. No need for tape.

 

[thesassyindian]

Thanks everyone - I was actually looking for the fitting that goes to the actual faucet outside the cabinet.

And yes, the image I sent in the initial post wasn’t the quick connect. It’s a compression fitting for a 1/4” tube.

My landlord is a PITA and asked me not to connect anything inside the sink cabinet. Even if it’s easily reversible ‍

 

[Srt4eric]

How about a hose bib fitting?

 

[robert4025]

I carry it.