Refrigerator Water Line Connector - Home Improvement Stack Exchange

I currently have a PCV water line to my fridge. I’d like to connect a braided line to it to connect to the fridge. Is there a connector that will do this? I’m trying not to replace the entire line

Food-Grade Material: Our lead-free brass tee stop valve features a 3/8 OD female compression inlet, a 3/8 OD compression outlet, and a 1/4 OD

Fridge Water Line Kit Connector - Refrigerator Ice Maker Water Line Splitter, Also Available for Ice Maker Outlet Box, Drinking Water Faucet, Water

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