Kitchen Faucet, Garbage Disposal, and Disposal Air Switch Installation
I am building a kitchen in my basement. My counter tops were recently installed, but I still needed to install the faucet, garbage disposal, and garbage disposal air switch. This blog post will show you how I did it. First I installed the garbage disposal air switch. Given the location behind the sink, this is easiest to accomplish before installing the drain and garbage disposal. I never knew these switches existed until my electrician told me about them. They install in the same size countertop hole as a faucet sprayer or a soap dispenser. The best part is their is no electricity in the switch, so no risk of shock on a wet countertop. The switch uses pressurized air to activate a separate electrical box under your sink. This is the BESTILL sink top garbage disposal switch kit that I installed and an outlet tester like the one that I used: It's available in multiple finishes and works great! Here is a video that shows ...