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This image depicts a static, outdoor electrical installation against a weathered pink wall in Accra, Ghana. The wall exhibits extensive cracking and peeling paint, exposing a grey substrate. Affixed to the wall are multiple electrical components, primarily mounted on a roughly rectangular wooden backboard. On the far left, two off-white, rectangular "SINGLE PHASE ENERGY METER BOX" units are vertically aligned. Thick black insulated electrical cables emerge from these units, looping upwards and running horizontally across the upper portion of the frame. A double-pole circuit breaker is positioned on the wooden backboard, connected to these thick black cables. To its right, an off-white "FOCUS" brand distribution board, containing multiple miniature circuit breakers visible through a translucent cover, is also mounted on the wood. Above the FOCUS board, an open terminal box with exposed copper wiring is visible. Further right on the wooden backboard, two ceramic-bodied fuse holders or manual switches, featuring red and white elements, are installed. A network of thinner, mostly brown and black insulated wires, some appearing partially exposed or loosely bundled, interconnects these various components. Centrally positioned at the bottom, a clear plastic-encased electricity meter with a visible keypad and digital display is directly affixed to the pink wall. Below the rightmost ceramic components, a modern white square light switch or cover is mounted on the pink wall, partially obscuring a yellow and blue QR code sticker. No individuals or active processes are depicted. The scene presents a detailed view of interconnected electrical utility infrastructure.
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