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A close-up, eye-level, frontal view shows a white electrical switchboard mounted on a wall in Agra, India. The switchboard contains five toggle switches, one rotary dial, and a universal electrical socket. All components are white and mounted horizontally in a line on a larger white backing plate. The rotary dial, on the far left, has markings from 1 to 4, suggesting it controls fan speed or a similar variable function. The four toggle switches are identical, with the brand name "GIRISH" printed above each one. To the right of the toggle switches is a universal socket, marked with "HOSPER." The socket has multiple circular holes to accommodate various plug types. Below the socket, a small "IS: 1243" certification mark is visible. The wall surrounding the switchboard is painted a light, off-white color and appears slightly textured. There are a few small dark specks of dirt or debris visible on the switchboard and the wall. The lighting appears to be from overhead, creating a soft illumination without harsh shadows. The overall impression is of a functional, common household electrical panel in a typical Indian setting.
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