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The CD Valve CD9530SVK is a comprehensive HVAC appliance service kit designed to support refrigeration access, valve core service, and line tap work on residential and light commercial HVAC systems. The kit consolidates the most commonly needed access fittings, saddle valves, valve cores, and line tap components into a single package, reducing the number of individual parts a technician needs to stock on the truck. It includes flare access fittings, a core depressor, a standard line tap valve, copper tube extensions in multiple OD sizes, brass caps, and a plastic tube container with valve cores and a core wrench. This kit is intended for licensed HVAC technicians performing routine refrigerant access and service tasks.
The CD9530SVK is suited for residential and light commercial refrigerant system service applications. The variety of copper tube extension sizes and OD steps on the solder-end access body accommodates common tubing dimensions found across split systems, window units, and appliance refrigeration circuits. The included saddle valves and line tap valve support field access installations where permanent access ports are not present. No single-use specialty tools are required for the components in this kit beyond standard HVAC hand tools.
Designed for use with 1/4 inch flare refrigerant access circuits commonly found in residential and light commercial HVAC and appliance refrigeration systems.
Installation of refrigerant access fittings and line tap valves should be performed by EPA Section 608 certified HVAC technicians only. Power down and isolate the system before installing saddle valves or soldering access body fittings. Follow local mechanical codes and the equipment manufacturer guidelines when adding or replacing access ports. Ensure all flare connections are torqued to proper hand-tight plus wrench specification per standard HVAC practice before pressurizing the system.
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