ERECTA SWITCH® by Compac Engineering
Series 20 · ERECTA SWITCH®

20-721 — Collar Stop — Kynar PVDF

Series 20 collar stop for float travel limiting on extended-stem assemblies. Kynar PVDF construction handles aggressive acids, halogens, oxidizers, and ultra-high-purity process fluids.

20-721-KR Collar Stop

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Material
KR — Kynar PVDF
SKU: 20-721-KR
Qty
In stock · Ships Wednesday · Made in Paradise, CA · No minimum order
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Net Price — per unit
QuantityPrice
1–9$28.83
10–24$26.17
25–49$10.12
50+$10.12
As low as $10.12 · OEM pricing quoted upon request.

Product Description

The 20-721-KR is the Kynar PVDF collar stop for Series 20 assemblies in aggressive chemical service.

SpecificationValue
TypeCollar stop
CompatibilitySeries 20 extended-stem assemblies
ComplianceRoHS
MaterialKynar PVDF

What Makes the 20-721 the Right Choice

Float travel limiter
Sets the float travel limit on Series 20 stems. Required for multi-point level control assemblies.
Three material options
PP, AC, or KR to match wetted material of the stem and float.
ERECTA SWITCH modular architecture
Every component is independently field-replaceable. Snap-and-screw modular design enables part-level replacement in minutes without factory return.
Kynar PVDF construction
Handles aggressive acids, halogens, oxidizers, and ultra-high-purity process fluids. Required for semiconductor, chemical processing, and harsh chemical environments.
RoHS compliant · Made in USA
Manufactured in Paradise, California. RoHS compliant throughout. No minimum order.

Where the 20-721-KR Is Specified

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About This Product

What is the difference between a float level switch and a liquid level sensor?

A float level switch like the 20-721 is a point-level device: a float rides the liquid and actuates a magnetic reed switch at a set height, giving a simple on/off signal — no power, no firmware, no calibration. "Sensors" usually means continuous measurement (ultrasonic, radar, capacitive). ERECTA SWITCH targets reliable discrete-point control.

What factors should I consider when choosing the 20-721?

Consider media chemistry (pick PP, AC, or KR), liquid specific gravity, operating temperature and pressure, mounting style, number of switch points, and electrical contact rating. Compac will spec it from your application — request a free evaluation sample.

What liquid chemistries is the 20-721 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. Most ERECTA SWITCH models are offered in all three materials; some are material-specific, so check the product page for the model you need.

What mounting options are available for the 20-721?

ERECTA SWITCH offers vertical top-mount, bulkhead, and extended-stem configurations, plus side-mounted single-point models. The mount style is part of the model number — select the configuration that matches your tank geometry.

How is the actuation level set on the 20-721, and how accurate is it?

Point detection is repeatable and mechanical. The trip height on the 20-721 is set by the 10-715 Precision Nipple, ordered separately in 1-inch increments (1″–70″), so you place the switch point exactly where the application needs it.

What pressure and temperature can the 20-721 handle?

It depends on the series, and the derate matters more than the headline. Series 10 is rated 100 PSI, Series 15 50 PSI and Series 20 20 PSI — each at 20°C, each derating to zero at 90°C, so a hot line has no pressure allowance left. Series 20 sits lowest by design: its float sections are thin-walled, and sustained pressure can crush them. Temperature follows the material — on Series 10, PP: 180°F, AC: 200°F, KR: 280°F.

Can one 20-721 switch control both a high and a low level?

A single switch detects one point. For high-plus-low detection (or more), use a multi-level extended-stem set that places multiple reed points on one stem, giving you independent high and low signals from a single mounting hole.

How do I wire the 20-721 to a pump or alarm?

The 20-721 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 20-721 need calibration?

No. The 20-721 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 20-721, 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.

Is the 20-721 safe for flammable or hazardous-area liquids?

Standard ERECTA SWITCH models are not rated for hazardous (Class I / Div) areas. For flammable-service applications, contact Compac engineering to discuss your requirements and available options.

What are the typical applications for the 20-721?

The 20-721 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 makes ERECTA SWITCH different from other switches?

It is the only fully modular, off-the-shelf liquid level switch system: switch, float, connector, fitting, and nipple are independently field-replaceable and stocked. OEMs configure exactly what they need with no minimums and short lead times. Made in Paradise, California; RoHS compliant.

Questions About This Product?

Our engineering team can verify compatibility with your application and chemistry before you order.