The phrase "adjacent equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to equipment that is located next to or near other equipment, often in a technical or industrial context.
Example: "The technician inspected the adjacent equipment to ensure there were no issues affecting the main machine."
Alternatives: "neighboring equipment" or "contiguous equipment".
Wires could be damaged in work on adjacent equipment, he said, or after years of rubbing against something.
The farthest protection scope of relaying protection is the next adjacent equipment, which is the region of backup protection.
Connecting sizes of the reactor's details are chosen, if it is possible from standard range, to ensure seamless interfacing with adjacent equipment.
With rapid economic growth, the mismatch between transmission capacity and load growth reduces lines' transmission margins, causing great risk of multiple serious faults in transmission lines or adjacent equipment, requiring numerous PFT analyses for each operation mode.
The level of electromagnetic emissions generated by electric arcing is high enough to produce electromagnetic interference, which can be detrimental to the workings of adjacent equipment.
For now, he recommends people stick to stocks that don't deal directly with marijuana production, instead investing in weed-adjacent equipment manufacturers or consulting firms.
Risk assessment procedures for subsea projects are a key component of design and maintenance and inspection efforts, as resulting operating time may cause aging damages to adjacent subsea equipment.
Every athletic field we've encountered, where our older boys play soccer or baseball, whether indoor or outdoor, also has playground equipment adjacent to it so our little guy has something to do while his brothers participate in organized sports.
All the units use pendant or rail systems to suspend the equipment adjacent to the patient's head on each side of the bed, allowing unhindered access to the back of the patient's bed.
However, part of it is due to thermal radiation that causes an overheating of the refrigerator freezer surfaces adjacent to those equipments.
