InSinkErator Garbage Disposal Air Switch Kit, Dual Outlet Sink Top Switch Button for All InSinkErator Food Waste Disposer Models, Satin Nickel STS-OOSN

New installation of disposer. Couldn't get electricity up to the backslash easily. Only nerve-wracking part was drilling through our quartz countertop. After that, installation was easy. Works well. Looks great.

about 10% cheaper here than at the box store. Installation is trivial:- pop out the plug in your spare counter hole and install the button- screw the main unit to the cabinet side under your sink.-connect the air line from the button to the unit- plug the unit into the wall- plug the disposal to the unit- doneThis is simpler to do than replacing a faucet. you do need an outlet under the sink. In my case I'm updating a disposal that was switched at the wall, so I just leave the wall switch on at all times, and use the new button to turn the disposal on/off. the switch is interesting, its actually a little air pump, and the line is a hose that connects down to the under-counter unit. This means there is no electricity up where you might be splashing water - nice safety feature. I was a little concerned about it being 'mushy' using air to actuate the main unit, but it just works flawlessly.This button is NOT momentary. Push once and the disposal turns on, push again and it turns off. Installed just a few days ago.overall I'm very happy, can't comment on durability yet, but right now I'd probably buy again.

It works. Convenient switch. You need to push it down a lot to start.

The InSinkErator Air Switch Kit simplifies operating a garbage disposal without the hassle of wiring a traditional wall switch. After installing it in my kitchen, the difference in convenience and safety is noticeable.Key Features:No Electrical Wiring Needed: The air switch uses a small hose and button, eliminating the need for complex electrical work. I placed the button on my sink’s countertop, far from water sources, which feels safer (and code-compliant).Sleek, Low-Profile Design: The satin nickel finish blends seamlessly with my faucet and fixtures. The button sits flush against the sink, avoiding the clunky look of some switches.Dual Outlet Flexibility: While I only use it for my disposal, the dual outlet could power a secondary appliance, like a dishwasher, which is a thoughtful addition.Installation:Straightforward for a DIYer. Took about 20 minutes—drilling a 1-3/8” hole in the sink deck (use a hole saw) was the trickiest part. The included template and clear instructions made it manageable. Connecting the air hose to the disposal and power module was plug-and-play.Performance:The button responds instantly, activating the disposal with a light press. No lag or resistance, and it’s quiet compared to my old wall switch. The air-powered mechanism feels reliable, and after months of use, there’s no wear on the finish or button.Value:Pricier than basic switches, but worth it for avoiding electrician costs. The build quality justifies the price—no flimsy plastic parts or loose connections.Considerations:Requires a nearby electrical outlet for the power module (I tucked mine under the sink).Ensure your sink has enough space for the button; larger farmhouse sinks may need careful placement.Verdict:This kit is ideal for homeowners wanting a clean, safe switch solution without rewiring. It’s durable, intuitive, and elevates the kitchen’s functionality. A few points off for the outlet dependency, but overall, a smart investment for hassle-free disposal use.

Works great for our new island, easy to install and works well

Works with my disposal and had no issue installing. It’s not brushed nickel finish as I expected. There were two options for color but it was white or chrome finish. The button part seems like the chrome will eventually peel but it looks nice enough if you have chrome or white finish kitchen.

After having the switch of my garbage disposal for 30 years it was time to get something that was sleek and upgraded for my new kitchen sink. This did the trick.

Easy to install works great! Less expensive than the home store in town.