The assessment of human exposure to radiated fields from different types of lighting

The problem of reducing electricity consumption by using energy saving lamp type LED (Light-Emitting Diode), CFL (Compact fluorescent lamp) or UV (Ultra Violet) took unprecedented proportions in all EU countries. Compared to traditional incandescent lamp, the advantages of energy saving lamps in terms of efficiency that the environmental impact is undisputed. We find this type of energy saving lamps in all fields, we have UV lamps used for ambient or in beauty salons, CFL is finded in any household and LED lamps are found from at lights illuminating buildings to automotive taillights. The disadvantages of these types of lamps can be both in terms of emissions of conduction and radiation emissions. The radiated emission can also affect the human health. This paper presents three different methods that can assess the electromagnetic radiation produced by the UV lamps and LED lamps compared to the level of human exposure.