Is this the unit that operates with a wall switch? I don't want the one that uses the switch in the drain plug.
222868
Yes, it's hardwired from the disposal and plugs into receptacle under the sink which is wired to the wall switch to turn the unit on and off. The wiring and electrical connector do not come with the unit and have to be purchased separately.
688754
Yes it is. It works at the plug in end. You might have to purchase a plug pigtail for your disposal and wire it in. Then plug the pigtail into the air switch, then plug air switch into an outlet. Once you plunge down the air switch, it allows power through to the disposal. Plunge it again and power cuts off to the disposal no matter what brand it is.
1029764
Yes, it is. The on/off switch is on the bottom of the vertical pole. The plug and cord come out near the bottom of the vertical pole. A nice thing about this model (unlike most other short plug-in styles) is that the horizontal bars rotate, so you can plug in the unit on either side you prefer.
560008
I do not know - and do not think so. I control mine with the power switch on the wall.
1172313
Yes, with limitations. The unit simply mounts on the inside cabinet wall and you plug the disposal into it. If you plug a multi plug adaptor into the switch, you can plug multiple disposals into it. The limitation is the total power used. Two units shouldn't be a problem. But be aware that all the units will run when you activate the switch. You cannot run the disposals independently from one unit.
541283
Yes, but why do that, position the plug under the counter, you will be glad you did that if you have to switch out the unit,
1189681
yes, there is an on/off switch. My electrician hard wired it to an outlet above my sink. I leave the switch on all the time at the unit and turn it off by the wall switch. However, I can leave the wall switch on if I want and then would use the switch on the unit. Love this light, looks great above my sink.
1876762
no it does not it has a screw on plug on the bottom that from time to time the system will let you know the water level is full and it will shut off the unit and you will have to drain the system, the other thing you can do is to place a drain line and avoid the hassle all together.
1712218
Mine is hard wired to a wall switch. I think there are models that include external switch.
2130160
Think of this as a big plug that you have plugged into your outlet - when you plug something in- is turns on. So, no, there is not on and off switch. It is always on, the same as any wall plug.
485294
This particular unit does not come with a switch. In most applications, a typical wall switch is located someplace in the sink's vicinity. It is common practice for competent electricians to install a separate circuit to meet electrical codes along with the activation switch. Also, a switch should be used that is capable of starting and interrupting the disposal's 3/4 HP motor. Your question seems to imply that you have an already established button from a previous disposal installation. The button probably will have sufficient capacity to operate the InSinkErator but one should check the nameplate rating of the previous unit. If the original disposal had a 3/4 HP rating or more, the button should operate the new one. If the original was a lower rating (example: 1/4 HP, 1/2 HP, etc.), the button may still work but may become hot. Of course, if the button gets hot while running, then use should be discontinued. If you are still concerned about the button's functionality or capability, it would probably make sense to check with a local electrician or someone with a good working knowledge of electrical and mechanical hardware.
1279673
There is no switch on the pump. You would either need a switch to the outlet it's plugged in on or to unplug it when you don't want it running.
943118
No, there's no switch on the fixture. When I installed it I had a switch installed as well on the wall.
1625169
It does not have such a switch. You need a separate unit. Be aware that using a power convertor voids the warranty
136556
NO. Check your wall switch to see if it is the kind that has a small neon light that is ON when the switch is OFF. If so, there could be some leakage current getting through that is causing the problem. If so, replace it with a regular wall switch.
761776
Its a line-voltage thermostat. Typically it would take the place of a wall switch to control a switched plug. If you are looking for something to replace a 24 VAC furnace thermostat, this is not it.
1065913
The answer to your question is no. This is a inline switch that is designed to hang from the cord. I hope this helps.