Danco Company 12065 Air Switch Button Trim Chrome

Product Description

The DANCO COMPANY 12065 is a chrome air switch button trim designed as a finishing component for pneumatic air switch systems commonly found in kitchen and bath applications. This trim piece serves as the decorative and functional button interface that activates an air switch, which in turn controls a garbage disposal or similar electrically operated fixture without the need for a direct electrical connection at the sink deck. It is typically installed by plumbers or finish carpenters during sink or countertop finishing work. The chrome finish provides a clean, polished look suited to standard residential fixtures.

This trim button is used in residential kitchens and bathrooms where an air switch system routes a pneumatic signal from the countertop or sink deck to a remote air switch actuator. The air switch button mounts through a standard deck hole and connects to the pneumatic tubing that runs to the control unit. It is a surface-visible component, making the finish and profile important for aesthetic matching with other fixtures in the installation area.

Key Features

• Chrome finish for a polished, corrosion-resistant appearance in wet environments
• Designed as a trim and button assembly for pneumatic air switch systems
• Compact profile fits standard sink deck or countertop mounting configurations
• Sold as an individual unit for single-point replacement or new installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade trim button for residential pneumatic air switch systems commonly used to control garbage disposals and similar fixtures at the sink deck.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed plumber or qualified finish installer during sink or countertop work. Shut off power to any electrically connected fixtures, such as the garbage disposal, before beginning work on the air switch system. The button trim mounts through a deck hole and connects to the pneumatic tubing of the air switch assembly. Follow local plumbing codes for countertop penetrations and ensure all pneumatic connections are secure before restoring power.