Juvent vs Gent VAD Tool

Experience the Juvent Wind farm and get live information about the wind turbines and the current alarm events. With 16 wind turbines, the wind farm on the Mont-Crosin and Mont-Soleil in the Bernese Jura is the biggest and oldest of Switzerland. Its history began in 1996 with the construction of the first 3 wind turbines on the Mont-Crosin, close to the existing solar plant by Juvent SA, a subsidiary of the energy and infrastructure company BKW. After multiple extensions, the wind farm currently consists of 16 wind turbines. With a yearly production of about 70 GWh, the wind farm can supply more than 15'000 households with wind power. Main app functionalities: - Turbines overview on an interactive map - Live production data of the wind farm - Detail overview of the power, ambient temperature, wind speed, wind direction of each individual turbine - Chart of the produced power over the last 48 hours - Notifications in case of lightning, storm or ice fall/ice throw risk - Announcements on the home page

Gent by Honeywell's S-Quad Visual Alarms Device range offers a practical solution to meet the EN54 part 23 standard. This design support tool for iPad work with the performance rating of the Gent VAD range and allows you to: - Create a room and enter its dimensions (height, width, depth) - Enter your own ambient light settings or use the app's built-in lux meter and your iPad's camera to calculate an approximate reading - Select low-, medium- or high-powered settings on the device - Drag and drop S-Quad VAD’s onto your pre-defined room - Get an instant, visual confirmation that your proposed Visual Alarm Devices Plan is valid - Name and save rooms and projects - Generate a PDF of your plan, together with a list of required settings for your Visual Alarm Devices At present, this release does not include Gent by Honeywell's S-Cubed wall mounted devices. As this range becomes available we will update the tool to include them NOTE: The Gent by Honeywell EN54-23 mobile app offers guidance only. This is not a fully supported design tool and if you are designing systems that use Visual Alarm Devices please refer to CoP0001, BS5839 and other relevant codes and standards.