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The CD Valve C&DV-CD5578 is a comprehensive refrigeration service kit assembled for HVAC and refrigeration technicians who need a full assortment of access fittings, saddle valves, core tools, and brass caps in a single package. The kit consolidates commonly required field components, reducing truck stock complexity and speeding up service calls. Included items span male and female flare access fittings in multiple tube extension sizes, copper saddle valves, valve cores, a core wrench, brass caps, and a forged brass manifold-style access fitting with a depressor tip. This kit is manufactured in the USA by CD Valve.
This service kit is suited for residential and light commercial refrigeration and air conditioning service work. Technicians performing leak checks, refrigerant recovery, system access, or valve core replacement will find the bundled components directly applicable. The kit includes: CD8404 (3) 1/4 inch male flare access fittings with 1/4 inch copper tube extensions, CD8408 (3) with 1/8 inch copper tube extensions, CD8403 (3) with 3/16 inch copper tube extensions, CD8405 (3) with 5/16 inch copper tube extensions, CD3805 (1) plastic tube container with six valve cores and one core wrench, CD3813 (1), CD8478 (1), CD8434 (1), CD8438 (1), CD9603 (2), CD2245 (10) 1/4 inch female flare brass caps, CD5514 (3) 1/4 inch copper saddle valves, CD5538 (3), CD5534 (1), CD5578 (1), CD5050 (1) 1/4 inch flare thumbscrew core depressor with two o-rings, CD9611 (2) 1/4 inch female flare with depressor tip by 1/4 inch male flare access by 1/4 inch male flare access branch with one valve core forged brass, and CD1414 (1).
Designed as a general-purpose refrigeration service kit compatible with standard 1/4 inch flare refrigerant circuit access points found on residential and light commercial HVAC and refrigeration systems.
Installation and service work should be performed by an EPA Section 608 certified HVAC technician. Recover or isolate refrigerant and de-energize the system before installing saddle valves or replacing valve cores. Use proper flare tools and torque wrenches when making flare connections to avoid leaks. Always verify system pressure is at zero before removing or installing access fittings or valve cores.
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