Within a facility in Bwari, Nigeria, an electrical control panel is depicted, showcasing various industrial automation and control components

Within a facility in Bwari, Nigeria, an electrical control panel is depicted, showcasing various industrial automation and control components. The upper left section features a large grey and orange circuit breaker connected to thick red, yellow, blue, and black input wires, along with thinner red and yellow output wires. To the upper right, a similar main circuit breaker feeds into a row of multiple white miniature circuit breakers or terminal blocks, which are wired downwards. Above this area, handwritten notes on the panel wall are visible in Chinese characters and English, listing components such as "EL 1008 Input," "EL 2008 Output," "EL 3058 PEO Pressure," "EL 6020 Heating Converter," "EL 9410 Servio," "EK 1100 PLC I/O," and "ASD-A2 Servo Drive." The middle section of the panel displays seven identical beige-colored modules, each labeled "CDIM EL2000" or similar, with multi-colored wires extending from their bases. Below these modules, a silver finned heatsink component is positioned next to four black Delta ASDA-A2 servo drives, with model numbers like M0323 visible on their labels. These drives are wired extensively, and a smaller green component is situated to the right of the last servo drive. The lower portion of the panel contains multiple rows of grey DIN rail-mounted slotted cable trunking, beneath which are numerous terminal blocks, including a prominent row of green-colored blocks connected with many white wires. All components are systematically wired and labeled, with text predominantly in Chinese characters and some English technical terms.