Systems icemaker-kit-ro-1-4 ice maker installation kit for standard 1/4 output reverse osmosis systems, refrigerator and water filters, 1 count (pack of 1), white

It took me half hour to set everything done. Most time consuming is we have to drill a hole under the sink cabinet to pass the tube from basement roof to connect icemaker water tube. (Our original icemaker get water from basement water supply pipe)

This is an absolute must-have if you plan on installing an RO setup and have a fridge that has an ice maker and/or water dispenser. Not only does it make better financial sense to go this route (the proprietary filters in fridges are badly over-priced), but the filters in these fridges usually don't do squat when it comes to "filtering" compared to an RO system. We installed an RO system at the office here (break area) and brought it to the fridge with this. The fridge is a Whirlpool Gold series with ice/water and it's special filters that cost $30-$40+ each and they try to get you to replace them every 3 months (per the built-in timer/reminder). The filter never brought the PPM of the water down much (took it from close to 500 to around 460-470 on average. We removed the filter in the fridge to bypass it and allowed the "now" clean water from the RO to replace the normal water line, and PPM is now around 9-12. So ditch the fridge filters and drink water that truly is clean. Use this adapter to split from the RO system feeding your sink (or wherever it is initially feeding) to include the fridge as well. You won't regret it. Installation is also quick and easy, especially once you are always used to the setup of the RO system itself. The only hard part ("hard" can be debatable depending on your situation) is decided how you want to run it to the fridge. We just drilled holes in the top/back portion of the cabinets and run the line behind all of the sliding drawers. Out of sight, out of touch. Installed in about 10-15 minutes tops (not including the setup time of the RO system of course). This is a perfect kit of utensils for those who like to travel around and camp via vehicle. You get everything one person would ever need, regardless of the meal their hearts are set on, which is the biggest selling point. The carrying case also helps to keep everything together within a small space with protect them from being scratched by other things in the area. As for camping, I did make sure to word it carefully for those traveling by vehicle to camp. These are steel, which means they have weight. Nothing abnormal, but heavier than what you would bring with you if you were to backpack to your destination (in those situations, you want to stick to aluminum or carbon fiber to reduce your pack weight). So if you are traveling in ways where you aren't counting every pound of your weight, these are perfect! This also means they are more affordable, hence the price (vs the inflated price of aluminum or carbon fiber utensils). With the choice between black or silver, black is clearly the obvious choice since it sets them apart from every other pair of utensils you run into (given, that's just one person's personal opinion). We'd post some pictures but Amazon has turned off the ability to include images for the time being. Hopefully, we can come back and add them later when all of this lockdown business is over. **If you have found our review helpful, please vote it as helpful below so I know. This helps me provide quality feedback in the future.

Excelente producto funciona muy bien entrega en tiempo y forma Llego antes de lo estimado

This line, adapter, and valve worked great for me. It took about 5 minutes to install onto my Apec filter system under the sink and run it to where my new fridge was going to go. I had actually wasted money and had a plumber come and run a water line from under the sink to the fridge prior to buying the filter system, so I already had the path clear. If you don't have a clear line path to your fridge, it will take longer to drill holes and run the line. Installing the line itself is quite simple. You just turn off the filter system, cut the line to the faucet, add in the T-adapter and a short piece of the included water line (you'll just have to cut off a short piece of the line you receive with this kit), attach the valve, then run the rest of the water line from the valve to the fridge. The refrigerator installation guy from Sears (where I ordered my fridge) had the rest of what was needed to connect this line to the fridge. If you're doing that yourself, you'll need a nut, one of the plastic washers for these plastic lines, and some plumbers tape for that connection.

Verifiquen los precios de los diferentes proveedores porque hay mucha diferencia entre unos y otros. Más de mil pesos de diferencia.