Single Outlet Garbage Disposal Turn On/Off Sink Top Air Switch Kit in Glossy Black. Compatible with any Garbage Disposal Unit and Available in 25+ Finishes by NORTHSTAR DÉCOR. Model # AS010-BL

Very pleased to find an air switch for 40-50% less than the ones they sell at the big box stores. I've never used one before this so I have nothing to compare it to, but as far as I can tell, it works as it should.I was nervous that the polished nickel wouldn't match my polished nickel fixtures, but it looks great with my polished nickel Kohler faucet and accessories. It's hard to even find a polished nickel air switch that doesn't cost an arm and a leg or require you to buy the button separately!One caveat, though: I can't tell if it's made of brass or some cheaper metal or even plastic. I guess I'll update my review if it doesn't hold up over time or if the nickel finish starts wearing off.

!!!Beware!!! that if you have to drill a hole like I did. The instructions call for a 1 1/4" diameter hole. The actual size is 1 3/8" Your best to drill a hole that is 1 1/2" to allow for ease and play if needed. Otherwise, it's very easy to install and looks great. Hopefully, it will last. My only other suggestion for the company is to include a plastic nut that has more area to grab with fingers or a basin wrench to get 1/4 turn past finger tight.

I bought this to replace an old fiber optic switch that, sadly, is no longer available. Installing this switch button required drilling a larger hole in my quartz counter-top (hired a pro for this) as well as buying an extended 3" air switch. I wanted to avoid enlarging the hole in the plywood on the underside of the counter (typical method used for installing standard switch length) because of the fuss, mess, and, most importantly, wanted to preserve the strength around my under-mount sink as much as I could. Granted, this may be overkill.The electrical switch box plugs into the under-sink electrical outlet with enough room in the remaining receptacle outlet for my dishwasher plug. I was concerned about this. The switch box also has only one receptacle just for the garbage disposal which is all I need for a clean, simple switching operation.The switch works fine with no sticking, etc. and the stainless finish matches the other sink fixtures. The only sad thing is that I miss the 20 sec. timer that my old fiber optic switch had, but this is not the fault of the product.

Worked as described. Looks good. One complaint. The pneumatic switch box is kind-of large (bigger than another well known brand, which I have on another sink). In my case, the switch box was a bit too wide, so I had a trouble plugging it into the electrical receptacle (which was up against the cabinet wall). The switch box is wider than a standard single gang box; it's about the width of a std cover plate for a single gang box. This issue is unlikely to be a problem for most people, but just FYI.

The air switch functions perfectly! Please note that you have to select your finish before ordering... I made that mistake! I contacted costumer service and they immediately responded and helped me get the correct finish for my kitchen. Amazing help and a great product!

Super easy to assemble, only 3 pieces, and worked the first time. Button feels solid with no wiggling or plasticky feeling. Button toggles the disposal on and off, but you don't have to fully depress it to activate it. I added some clear caulking just under the rim where the button ring contacts the sink - there is no O-ring or rubber present to seal out water. And it matches our delta stainless faucet perfectly!

While renovating my kitchen and adding a sink to my island I was concerned of how an ugly wall switch would have to be mounted to control the garbage disposal. This was the solution. I saw how people mounted it on the counter and thought I didn't want an extra hole punched through my new quartz. I mounted this on that cabinet pullout that holds junk like sponges.

This is a great device! We have a sink set in to a granite countertop, and I used to have the disposal switch down on the side of the cabinet, but when I discovered this gadget I had the granite guy drill a hole next to the faucet and install the button, which connects by an air hose to a box that plugs into an electrical outlet on the floor of the cabinet under the sink, and the disposal power cord plugs into the box. One push of the button turns on the disposal and the next one turns it off. Works great!