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The compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), called also saving bulbs, produce the same luminous flux as incandescent lamps (normal bulbs) (ILs), but require only 20 to 25 percents of the power required by the ILs. However, it is often neglected that CLFs behave as nonlinear loads, causing harmonic distortion of currents and voltages and additional losses related with the energy transmission. In the case study, this work evaluates the impact of CFLs on the power quality and increase of losses related with the energy transmission.

Impact of compact fluorescent lamps on energy transmission losses and power quality