Abstract
Photobiological safety has become an integral part of safety requirements to general use luminaires including during certification. In that context, the necessity to control this parameter in the course of designing and manufacturing of lighting devices (luminaires) as well as sales of imported devices in the Russian market has increased dramatically. In the meantime, experimental assessment of this indicator in accordance with requirements of IEC62471Р¦2013 standard is rather hard requiring application of special equipment and certified personnel. This circumstance makes operating control of photobiological safety by manufacturers almost impossible. The foreign practice of application photobiological safety-related standards confirms this problem. In 2014, International Electrotechnical Commission has published a handbook for application of the standard provisions, which significantly simplifies the procedure of such assessments: IEC/ TR62778:2014. The article describes the method of application of provisions of this handbook as an operating tool in the course of development of general use LED luminaires with white light LED. The provisions consist of assessment of hazard level in terms of illuminance in the area of the most possible location of a spectator and colour characteristics of a light source. A calculation method of risk level assessment on the basis of spatial light distribution and correlated colour temperature of LED luminaires is proposed, the results of calculations are compared with the results of laboratory testing.
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