💧 Pierce, Connect, and Flow – The Ultimate Valve Upgrade!
The PURENAT Self Piercing Saddle Valve is a lead-free brass needle valve designed for easy installation on 3/8" to 1-6/15" copper pipes. Featuring a 1/4" compression outlet, it supports potable and non-potable water systems, fits both hot and cold water lines, and includes durable rubber gaskets for a secure, leak-proof connection. Its single-piece brass body guarantees long-lasting performance without replacement, making it an essential upgrade for modern water system setups.
| Material | Brass |
| Brand | PURENAT |
| Exterior Finish | Copper,Rubber |
| Inlet Connection Size | 0.25 Inches |
| Inlet Connection Type | Compression |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
| Specification Met | NSF, EPA, RoHS |
| Valve Type | Needle Valve |
| Manufacturer | PURENAT |
| UPC | 744933919878 |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 4.13 x 2.76 x 0.94 inches |
| Size | 1/4 Comp Outlet Self Piercing Saddle Valve |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Measurement System | inch |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
M**N
Saddle Valve that works great!
This saddle valve worked perfectly! Easily piercing the 3/4” copper pipe without any leaks.
W**Y
It’s like a glove, perfect!
The saddle works absolutely fantastic. Loved it.!
J**W
Quick and Easy
Easy, worked well on my pex pipe.
M**5
Perfect Replacement
This is a perfect replacement to my old one. My ice maker stopped filling and water dispenser stop dispensing. Changed the pump and thinking I got bad water filters. Then it occurred to me to check the valve. Turns out it was blocked with calcium and the valve was frozen stuck. Easy replacement. Just need to make sure the rubber washers are lined up properly with tightening. Installed in 10 minutes. Turned the water back on. Now have ice and water again. Only regret is that I could have saved $100 if I checked this little valve first before replacing the water pump on the fridge.
A**G
good
The valve is installed on the water heater supply line to provide the water to the humidifier. The same valve was twenty years old, and its rubber seal was aging and cracking. I found the brass pipe was too thick for the needle of the valve to penetrate. Therefore, I drilled a tiny hole on the pipe and then clamped the valve on the pipe, I applied the waterproof sealant around the rubber pad. Now it works without leaking.
J**N
Strong enough for my needs
This saddle valve was able to perce a 3/4" type L copper pipe without breaking or leaking. It came with all the fittings required for my needs. It's a handy, time saving device.
F**H
Good
Good
B**Y
Good for what it is
I recently found out these aren't in use anymore but, I'll still review it. Eventually I'm going to install what I should be using.First off, I don't like using it. I feel like it's an old idea and there's better options out there. This thing is an utterly pain to install. You need to alternate tightening the screws so it sits right or your going to have leaks. If you don't tightening the valve all the way, you're going to have leaks. Didn't tighten the compression nut enough? Well guess what you have!Before I moved into my house the HVAC guy who installed the new furnace and whole house dehumidifier must have hated his life. Instead of installing a fitting that doesn't require poking a hole in the pipe, he put this in.If you are replacing an old saddle valve this will work. If you have the ability and the space buy the fitting that has a compression fitting built in, I can't remember what they are called. Sharkbite even makes them (Even easier).
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