InSinkErator EVOLUTION 0.75HP 3/4 HP, Advanced Series EZ Connect Continuous Feed Food Waste Garbage Disposal, Gray

4.5 | 577 ratings

Price: 199.74

Last update: 12-28-2024

About this item

INSINKERATOR EVOLUTION .75HP 3/4 HP GARBAGE DISPOSAL: 12.25-inch T x 8.25-inch W disposal with EZ Connect Hardwire Adapter, garbage disposal flange, gaskets, etc., for install, plus wrench and kitchen drain stopper; EZ Connect Power Cord sold separately
ADVANCED GRIND: Sink disposal with 3-Stage MultiGrind technology designed to prevent clogs by grinding tough food scraps the finest; 3/4 HP Dura-Drive induction motor and stainless steel grind components; removable Quiet Collar sink baffle
DIY EZ CONNECT SINK GARBAGE DISPOSAL: USA-assembled kitchen appliance with EZ Connect Hardwire Adapter, EZ Grip Handles, EZ Removable Dishwasher Inlet Plug, and Lift and Latch technology for easiest installation of an InSinkErator food waste disposer
QUIET AND COMPACT: Garbage disposer with Quiet SoundSeal technology for quieter operation than that of standard disposals; space-saving design to easily fit under sink, leaving room for other small kitchen appliances, like an instant hot water dispenser

Product information

Technical Details

Brand Name

‎InSinkErator

Model Info

‎EVOLUTION 0.75HP

Item Weight

‎18.56 pounds

Product Dimensions

‎8.25 x 8.25 x 12.25 inches

Country of Origin

‎USA

Item model number

‎EVOLUTION 0.75HP

Part Number

‎80021-ISE

Color

‎Gray

Voltage

‎120 Volts

Material Type

‎Plastic

Included Components

‎Garbage Disposal, EZ Connect Hardwire Adaptor

Batteries Included?

‎No

Batteries Required?

‎No

Top reviews from the United States

R. W. Ashmore

Quietest and most efficient disposal!

Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024

I was searching for a garbage disposal that was both efficient and quiet at an affordable price? I found it!!! After purchasing and installing a new disposal that claimed to have sound reducing technology, I was horrified at how loud and annoying it sounded! It actually hurt my wife’s ears!
Immediately, I began shopping for a quality, disposable that has a truly comfortable sound level at an affordable price? Seems not so likely.
However, I found this 3/4 horsepower ‘Insinkerator’ that is highly recommended and affordable!
After removing the awful disposal that I first bought and returning it, I installed this ‘Insinkerator’ disposal. My wife was 10 feet away when I flipped the switch on. She immediately let out an excited, “YEE-HAAAW”!!!!
It is so very quiet, that we can actually have a conversation without having to compete with the disposal! This unit is much quieter than any disposal I’ve ever heard! It’s powerful and efficient just like described in its description!
We couldn’t be happier!
If you are handy at all, this unit is fairly simple to install. Just a note: It is a fairly heavy unit. I made a platform just tall enough to fit the disposal under the drain and latching mechanism so I could lift it into place without straining myself and was able to twist the mount. Then I removed the platform, turned the unit to align the plumbing, and used the tool supplied to lock it in place.
I highly recommend this disposal to any homeowner looking to upgrade their kitchen and (most importantly) please your wife!!!

ChemE_75

Initial impression: Wow!

Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2023

Back story is I learned the hard way not to scrimp on a disposer - we had a rental house some yrs ago that had an old badger 1/3 hp that I never gave much thought - previous 20+ yrs was with disposers in rural Maine so just having one was a new experience. I don’t realize its limitations and got it jammed. After unjamming and spinning freely by hand, it still refused to run. So I replaced it with the next bigger 1/2hp. I was surprised at just how much better it worked. Then when we bought a house, it already had a 3/4 hp disposer of a different brand but still was a beast munching easily on chicken bones and all types of fruit and vegetable peels. Now convinced a good 3/4 hp is worth the extra expense.

Fast forward a decade and we’re buying a new house. Asked builder to upgrade the disposer and I’d pay the difference. Unfortunately they buy in bulk so no choices on appliances. Ok, no biggie, I’ll upgrade myself - been there done that, can do it again!. Been here two weeks and definitely not thrilled worrying about every thing I drop into the disposer. The 1/3 hp moen is only fractionally better than the 1/3 hp badger since it runs at a higher rpm. Anyway, started my research and settled on a ISE 2 stage 3/4 hp as best bang for the buck - Costco had best price but it looks like a custom for Costco model, discharge is an inch or so lower and we got a straight shot so wanted a more compact model so discharge would line up better with existing. Best price was Amazon or Lowe’s for the 3/4 hp Advanced or Compact - both 2 stage. But figured to wait for the holiday sales. Sure enough Amazon posted the Evolution 3/4 hp for a good savings or actually about a break even when adding the stupid ez connect plug since it only comes with the hardwire connector. A shameful ploy by ISE marketing to squeeze out an extra bit of profit on these units.

Anyway, 2 hrs or so to remove existing moen and install the new evolution, including the 5 mi trip to HD to get the cord. The marketing literature for the moen says it uses the same 3 bolt ez twist lock so I didn’t remove the sink collar. The only hassle was when trying to remove the lock ring, the whole collar assembly would turn, so I had to pry the lock ring against the bulge on the collar where the jack screws connect. Enough prying got the old moen to finally release. The plumbing is pretty new so I just removed the dishwasher hose, loosened up the discharge piping, removed the discharge nozzle flange bolts from the moen, and turned the other side sink trap a bit so the connecting tee would allow clearance for pulling off the discharge nozzle. The old unit simply slid off now. When I got the new unit locked into the collar, I just slid pipe nozzle back into the tee, turned the piping back to align, and bolted the flange onto the new disposer, then snugged up the drain pipe fitting at the tee. The disposer hose fitting was the same size so just removed the evolution’s sealing plug, pushed the rubber connector onto the fitting and tightened up the hose clamp.

All seems fine. Filled sink with water and no apparent leaks. Initial runs have been smooth and exceptionally quiet. It feel robust, even with the outer plastic shell. It’s a bit lighter than I expected which made it that much easier to install. At 70, I’m not as strong or as flexible anymore so it was very pleasing to find it was easy to handle. So far I’m really happy with it. Obviously, time will tell how well it holds up. But I’m expecting it will outlive me!

Marc Neri

Quality and craftsmanship

Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024

I replaced my KitchenAid Superba model with this. They are both comparable in quality but this was slightly cheaper. In addition they both are equally quiet. I’ve had this brand before and boded well in reliability. Finally this is a great value for the money and it’s American made! Tonight I stressed tested it and it worked like a charm. It took about 2 hrs with cleanup and relatively easy if you are a DIY kind of person.