ALLD definition

ALLD means an automatic line leak detector. This is a device that either restricts the flow through a line or sounds an audible or visible alarm if there is a leak in the connected piping. ALLDs may include mechanical line leak detectors, electronic line leak detectors, or sump sensors.
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ALLD means an automatic line leak detector. This is a device that either restricts the flow through a line or sounds an audible or visible alarm if the connected piping has a leak in it.
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