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This is a close-up, eye-level, interior shot of an open electrical distribution box, likely located in a residential or commercial building in Odesa, Ukraine, given the Cyrillic inscriptions on the meters. The distribution box is made of white plastic and is mounted on a light gray wall. The box contains several electrical components. In the upper section, there are multiple circuit breakers, some manufactured by ABB, Eaton, and Hager. Some of these breakers have handwritten labels in Cyrillic, such as "ГОРОДА" (Goroda - City) and "ГЕНЕРАТОР" (Generator). Wires of various colors, including blue, brown, red, yellow, and green, are visible, connecting to these breakers and running throughout the box. Below the circuit breakers are two electricity meters. Both meters are manufactured by NiK and have clear plastic casings, allowing the digital displays to be seen. The left meter shows a reading of "036208" and the right meter shows "050883". Both meters have Cyrillic labels indicating they are sealed and approved for use in Ukraine, with text like "УКРАЇНІ" (Ukraine), "ВАТАГНАЛОМБООВАНО" (sealed), and "ОДЕСА" (Odesa). The right meter also has a label indicating ownership by "Одесаобленерго" (Odesaoblenergo), which is the regional electricity distribution company of Odesa. Both meters have a small red indicator light on. The distribution box appears to be in functional condition, although some of the wiring is exposed. The overall environment suggests a practical, utilitarian space dedicated to electrical infrastructure.
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