The image displays a white, wall-mounted multi-socket power strip featuring five British Type G electrical receptacles, affixed to a reddish-orange painted wall

The image displays a white, wall-mounted multi-socket power strip featuring five British Type G electrical receptacles, affixed to a reddish-orange painted wall. Four of the five sockets are occupied by electrical devices. From left to right: 1. The leftmost socket contains a partially obscured, flat black rectangular device. A small red indicator light is visible directly above this socket. 2. The second socket from the left holds a cream-colored Sollatek "FRIDGE GUARD" surge protector unit, which displays an illuminated green indicator light on its upper section and features a central control dial. A black electrical cable extends downwards from its base. 3. The third socket from the left is empty, but a small red indicator light is visible directly above it. 4. The fourth socket from the left is occupied by a black power adapter. A small red indicator light is visible directly above this socket. 5. The fifth and rightmost socket is occupied by another black power adapter, from which a black electrical cable trails downwards and to the right. A small red indicator light is visible directly above this socket. A metal nail is embedded in the wall above the third and fourth sockets from the left. Multiple black electrical cables are visible: one extending upwards from the top of the frame, another looping across the upper right, and two extending downwards from the Fridge Guard and the rightmost power adapter. A portion of a red patterned fabric is visible along the right edge of the frame, and a white, possibly fabric, object is partially visible along the bottom edge. The specific British Type G electrical sockets and the presence of a "Fridge Guard" device are consistent with electrical installations found in domestic or commercial settings within Nairobi, Kenya.