The image displays a close-up, vertical view of an industrial electrical control panel's wiring termination section

The image displays a close-up, vertical view of an industrial electrical control panel's wiring termination section. The central focus is on three distinct, horizontally arranged segments of light grey modular terminal blocks, stacked vertically. Each segment contains numerous individual terminal connections. On the left side, multiple red insulated electrical wires are connected to the terminal blocks in the upper and middle segments. These wires feature white adhesive labels with black text, indicating specific instrumentation and process control tags such as "50-PT-104F," "50-FT-105E," "50-AT-105E," and "50-AT-106E." Below these, green, yellow, and other colored wires are visible, also with white labels, some bearing the tag "PLC" (e.g., "3E PLC," "13E PLC," "102E PLC"). On the right side, a corresponding array of dark grey or black insulated electrical wires connects to the same terminal blocks. These wires also have white adhesive labels with tags like "PT-104F," "T-105F," and "T-106E." Similar to the left side, wires in the lower right section are labeled with "PLC" and numerical identifiers. In the lower-left quadrant of the image, a human index finger is visible, positioned near one of the red wires labeled "50-AT-105E" or "50-AT-106E," suggesting an action of inspection, identification, or manipulation of the wiring by a technician or operator. The background environment is a uniform light grey surface, indicative of the interior of an electrical enclosure or cabinet. The lighting is even and diffused. The image itself contains no visual markers, landmarks, or specific identifiers to determine its precise location within the city of North Jakarta, Indonesia. The equipment and wiring configuration are standard industrial components.