Delta Electronics EMEA is the European, Middle Eastern and African operation of Delta, a global provider of power electronics, industrial automation and energy management technologies. Its portfolio includes variable frequency drives, motion control, PLCs, HMIs, industrial networking, power supplies, EV charging, data-centre infrastructure and thermal management solutions. By combining high-efficiency power conversion, automation and intelligent control, Delta supports energy savings, electrification and digitalisation. Across EMEA, its technologies serve manufacturing, machine building, data centres, buildings, telecommunications, renewable energy and electric mobility.
The 650MW Witznitz Solar Park in Germany, equipped with Delta’s M125HV inverters, generates green energy for 200,000 households annually while reducing carbon emissions by 250,000 tons and supporting regional biodiversity.
This integration empowers developers to achieve real-time, high-fidelity, physically accurate simulations that dramatically enhance the development, testing, and deployment of advanced robotic solutions.
At SPS Nuremberg 2024, Delta showcased a full suite of automation solutions, each carefully engineered to enhance operational safety, efficiency, and flexibility in industrial environments.
Delta presented its advanced power supplies and wireless charging solutions for automation, medical equipment, industrial autonomous vehicles, and renewable energy at Electronica 2024.
Key solutions will include the ORV3 33kW Power Shelf Systems as well as liquid and air cooling solutions for next-generation data centres, advanced thermal management solutions for EVs.
The SMART PDU I-Type optimizes power distribution while significantly reducing operational costs. Its compact design maximizes valuable rack space, making it an ideal solution for modern, space-constrained telecom and data center environments.
Delta became the 1st corporation in Taiwan to participate in the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) COP 16 conference, held in Colombia, as an official observer through its foundation.