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The BK 496-915 is a flexible stainless steel ice maker connector hose designed to carry potable water from a supply line to a refrigerator ice maker. Built from lead-free stainless steel, it meets the requirement of no more than 0.25% weighted average lead content on wetted surfaces, making it compliant for drinking water applications. Both ends are fitted with 1/4 inch female compression threads for direct connection to an ice maker, saddle valve, or inline ice maker filter. At 1 foot (12 inches) in length, this hose is sized for the short run between an ice maker filter and the refrigerator inlet. Plumbers and appliance installers handle this fitting as part of routine ice maker hookups.
This connector hose is used in residential kitchen installations where a refrigerator with an ice maker requires a potable water supply. The 12 inch length suits the final connection segment between an inline ice maker filter and the refrigerator. A longer companion hose, typically 84 inches, handles the upstream run from the ice maker box or saddle valve to the filter. Together, the two hoses create a complete filtered ice maker supply line. The 1/4 inch female compression fittings on both ends allow tool-light installation without soldering or specialty tools.
Designed for use with ice makers, saddle valves, and ice maker filters that accept 1/4 inch female compression fittings. Pairs with an 84 inch companion hose for a complete ice maker supply line installation.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified appliance technician. Shut off the water supply to the branch line before disconnecting or connecting any fittings. Hand-tighten compression fittings first, then snug with a wrench — do not overtighten, as compression fittings can crack if over-torqued. Verify there are no kinks in the hose after routing and confirm all connections are leak-free before restoring water pressure.
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