Not if it uses air to trigger the switch. You would have to remove the connection to the bottom of the disposal and run the switch to that point with AC or MX, not Romex, if you plan on placing the switch inside the cabinet.
If going into the wall, it will be a bear with the vent and not knowing what is behind the wall. Having the switch inside the cabinet by the door, makes sure that no one turns it on, thinking that it is a light. Plus if you have kids in the house, you can also make the doors lockable to keep them from opening it up and turning the unit on.
If going into the wall, it will be a bear with the vent and not knowing what is behind the wall. Having the switch inside the cabinet by the door, makes sure that no one turns it on, thinking that it is a light. Plus if you have kids in the house, you can also make the doors lockable to keep them from opening it up and turning the unit on.
