refers to the electric and magnetic fields which surround both big power lines that distribute power and the smaller but closer electric lines in homes and appliances.
Electric and magnetic fields are created whenever electricity flows through a conductor. These fields exist near power lines, in the wiring in your home, and near and in any electrical appliance or device.
The force fields around an electric conductor that has voltage and current. "EMF" is often used (as in this document) to describe power-frequency-induced magnetic fields.
Invisible lines of force produced by voltage and current that surround any electrical device or electrical power line.
EMF are invisible lines of force surrounding any electrical wire or device. They consist of two components — the electric field, which is the result of voltage, and the magnetic field, which is the result of current flow.
Invisible force fields that surround the movement of electricity. Everything electrical produces EMF.
EMFs consist of low-frequency radiation that is generated when electric current flows through a high-tension wire. EMFs have been associated with an increased incidence of leukemia in children and brain cancer in adults.()