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This media file shows a close-up, eye-level view of a vintage electrical switch mounted on a light gray metal panel, likely part of an industrial or utility setting. The switch is black and rectangular with a large, round dial in the center that features a black, T-shaped handle for operation. The dial has markings that appear to be "0" and possibly other positions, indicating its function as a rotary switch. Above the dial, there is a small circular indicator with a needle, and another below it, also circular. The switch is secured with beige hexagonal caps at the top and bottom, and at the bottom, some frayed electrical wiring is visible protruding from an opening. Above the switch, a small, rectangular white sign with black text is attached to the panel. The text reads "Освещение - вестибюль," which translates from Russian to "Lighting - Vestibule." Below the switch, a bright yellow rectangular sticker with a black border displays the text "220 B" in bold black numbers and letters, indicating a voltage rating of 220 Volts. The overall setting appears to be an indoor, likely functional space, possibly in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, given the context. There are no people or animals visible, and the focus is solely on the electrical component and its associated signage. The lighting is neutral, suggesting an indoor environment without strong natural light cues. The image is sharp, highlighting the texture and details of the switch and the surrounding surfaces.
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