ERECTA SWITCH® by Compac Engineering
Series 5 · ERECTA SWITCH® · Accessories

Flow Switch Accessories

Fittings, replacement parts, and conversion kits for Series 5 flow switches and indicators. 5-XX fittings required for all Series 5 port connections.

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Series 5 ERECTA SWITCH

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All products available in Polypropylene (PP), Acetal (AC), and Kynar PVDF (KR). No minimums. Ships Wednesdays.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About This Product

What are the typical applications for the Series 5 flow switch?

The Series 5 flow switch is used for pump start/stop control, high-level overflow protection, low-level dry-run protection, and tank or reservoir level alarms in OEM equipment. The modular ERECTA SWITCH system is built into laundry, HVAC, water-treatment, hydraulic, and chemical-handling machinery.

What liquid chemistries is the Series 5 flow switch compatible with?

Choose the material to match the media: Polypropylene (PP) for general aqueous, acids, and bases; Acetal (AC/Delrin) for solvents, fuels, and hydrocarbons; Kynar PVDF (KR) for aggressive or harsh chemicals. Every ERECTA SWITCH model is offered in all three materials.

How do I wire the Series 5 flow switch to a pump or alarm?

The Series 5 flow switch uses a magnetic reed switch wired in series with your relay or controller. Contact rating is 70 VA / 50 W resistive (UL File E70063). The switch ships with lead wires — connect directly to your control circuit.

Does the Series 5 flow switch need calibration?

No. The Series 5 flow switch is a mechanical float actuating a sealed reed switch — there is nothing to calibrate or power. This is a reliability advantage over electronic sensors that can drift over time.

How do I maintain the Series 5 flow switch, and what if it stops working?

Inspect that the float moves freely (check for debris or scaling), then test reed continuity with a multimeter. Because ERECTA SWITCH is modular, you replace only the individual component — switch, float, connector, or fitting — instead of the whole assembly.

What pressure and temperature can the Series 5 flow switch handle?

Series 10 level switches are rated to 100 PSI; Series 5 flow switches to 200 PSI. Operating temperature depends on the housing material — Polypropylene, Acetal, and Kynar PVDF each have different thermal limits. Contact Compac engineering for your specific conditions.