What equipment is found on the right side of the ECAM?

The equipment displayed on the right side of the ECAM (Electronic Centralized Alerting System) includes critical information related to the landing gear and brakes. This part of the display provides pilots with essential data regarding the status of the landing gear and any relevant warnings or alerts related to the braking system.

The focus on landing gear and brakes is crucial for flight safety, as these systems are integral to the aircraft's operation during landing and taxiing. The ECAM presents this information prominently to ensure pilots can quickly assess the operational state and any immediate action required, enhancing situational awareness during critical phases of flight.

In contrast, the other options correspond to different equipment or systems: master caution/warning lights indicate alerts rather than system statuses, standby flight instruments serve as backup in case of failures but are not displayed on the ECAM, and EFIS control panels are part of the flight instrument displays that allow pilots to change various settings but are not specifically associated with the ECAM layout on the right side.