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The LARSEN SUPPLY CO., INC. 10-0954 is a stainless steel braided flexible connector designed for ice maker supply line installations. It features 1/4 inch compression fittings on both ends and measures 120 inches in length, making it well suited for installations where the water supply is located a significant distance from the appliance. The line is rated and tested to 1,800 pounds of pressure, providing reliable performance in residential and light commercial settings. Brass inserts reinforce the compression ends, and chrome plated brass nuts complete the connection. The product is no-lead compliant, meeting current potable water safety requirements. Plumbers and appliance installers are the primary trade professionals who work with this fitting.
This connector is used to supply cold water to residential refrigerators with built-in ice makers and water dispensers. The 120 inch length accommodates installations where cabinetry, long appliance runs, or unconventional wall outlet positioning requires additional hose reach. The high pressure braided design resists kinking and abrasion in confined spaces behind refrigerators and under counters. The compression-by-compression configuration connects directly to standard 1/4 inch supply valves and refrigerator inlet ports without soldering or additional fittings. This product ships in a package quantity of 5 and is carded with a hang tag for retail or shop inventory display.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation supply line for residential ice makers and refrigerators equipped with 1/4 inch compression inlet ports and paired with 1/4 inch compression shut-off valves.
Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified appliance technician. Shut off the cold water supply at the nearest isolation valve before disconnecting or connecting any supply line. Hand-tighten compression nuts first, then snug with an appropriately sized wrench — do not overtighten, as brass compression fittings can crack under excessive force. Verify there are no kinks along the line length once the appliance is repositioned, and check all connections for leaks under full line pressure before returning the appliance to service.
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