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Kingston Brass KAT218 Trimscape Garbage Disposal Air Switch Button in Brushed Nickel

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Management number 240143778 Release Date 2026/07/16 List Price $26.53 Model Number 240143778
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The disposal air switch button from Trimscape is a convenient and stylish means to activate your disposal. The button, which can be mounted to the sink or the countertop, connects to a hose which plunges air activating the disposal. The brass button is available in a multitude of finishes (chrome, brass, bronze, nickel) to complement the finish of your faucet and/or surrounding decor. This air switch button includes an air tube.

  • Fabricated from solid brass material for durability and reliability
  • 1-11/32" O.D. tailpiece
  • Button size: (L)1-3/4" x (W)1-3/4" x (H)13/16"
  • Overall height: 3-11/16"
  • Sold as a replacement to your existing air switch to any units with a 1/4" air hose connection
  • Safe, high profile air switch to operate your garbage disposal
  • Can be installed with most pre-existing power modules
  • Includes 39-3/8" plastic hose
  • Easy installation save you time and effort
  • Corrosion-resistant finish
Garbage disposal switch type Air Switch
Brand Kingston Brass
Finish Nickel
Features Easy Installation
Accessories Air Switch Button and Hose
Material Brass
Size 3-11/16" (L) x 1-3/4" (W) x 1-3/4" (H)
Color Silver
Piece count 1
Rec. use Garbage Disposal
Rec location Kitchen
Model KAT218

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