RO/DI Unit Hookup Question

[JAStoodz]

I am looking to relocate my RO unit to the basement and have a question about a fitting. I would like to avoid the self piercing saddle valve type, but have seen a faucet adapter on another forum that they sell at HD. It connects right to a faucet and has a 1/4" hose connected right to it, any idea what it is called or if home depot would carry it?

Thanks

[Henry Bowman]

Look around the water purifiers (near plumbing) at HD or Lowes. Of course, you could check the sponsors at the bottom of the main forum page. Filterguys etc..

[kingfisher62]

This might help plus the have some good videos on installations
http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/store/products/reverse-osmosis-filters-and-systems/ro-plumbing-fittings?p=3

[Octoshark]

There are various parts in this link, look at the faucet adapter labeled as "C"

http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=4533

[Henry Bowman]

There are various parts in this link, look at the faucet adapter labeled as "C"

http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.com/product/prod_display.cfm?pcatid=4533

I believe that to be correct.

[butchik]

BRS has it labeled as a "Faucet Diverter Valve". If you go to HD and tell them how it works they will more than likely find it for you.

[JAStoodz]

Thanks for the replies. Decided to go with the Saddle valve, was easy to install and actually has more pressure than when it was in-line with the sink.