Stake attention in this memory
This image captures a close-up of a white rectangular sign posted on a light blue painted wall, situated directly above a light switch. The sign, likely made of paper, features bold black capital letters conveying an instruction in Indonesian. The text reads: "JIKA KELUAR LAMPU DAN KIPAS ANGIN HARAP DIMATIKAN." This translates to "If going out, please turn off the lights and fan." There are minor signs of wear on the sign, such as a slight tear or crease at the top left. Below the sign, an off-white or beige plastic light switch is mounted. It is rectangular in shape and contains two individual rocker-style switches. Two screw holes are visible, securing the switch plate to the wall. A small, faint brand logo, possibly "Broco," can be seen in the bottom right corner of the switch plate. The light blue wall displays a slightly textured finish with minor imperfections. The setting is an indoor space, characteristic of a room or area in Kecamatan Pare, Indonesia, where occupants are reminded to conserve energy by switching off electrical appliances before leaving. The placement of the sign directly above the switch serves as a clear prompt for action. No specific time of day or activity is depicted, as the image presents a static scene of the practical signage and electrical control.
Loading AttnAds…
No transactions found
