Delta showcased its wide range solutions for smart and green operations at All Energy Australia 2019 at the Melbourne Convention Centre. As Australia’s most comprehensive clean and renewable energy event, All Energy was an excellent opportunity for Delta to launch its new DC City Charger and AC MAX charger products for EV charging alongside its Solar Hybrid Solution with its new H5A Solar Inverter and AC Coupled Battery.

Delta’s broad event showcase included PV inverters, EV charging, LED lighting and industrial automation products that integrate as solutions. Country Manager for Delta Electronics (Australia) Pty Ltd, Mr. David Leal said, “Delta has been leveraging our industry leading power supply technology to develop highly efficient and reliable energy management products such as the EV charging stations and photovoltaic inverter. All Energy is an important event for Delta where we showcase our latest products and complete solutions for the Australian market.”

Besides the product launches, Delta’s new positioning solution system attracted many visitors to the booth as a working example of how a Wi-Fi connected precision positioning solution provides operators a highly reliable and market leading efficient solution for industrial applications. Delta’s intelligent and energy-efficient industrial automation products and solutions give manufacturers maximum control and allow them to unleash their full productive potential.

In addition, Delta joined the conference discussions on smart city technology. Mr. Adam Carey, Delta ANZ Regional Manager of Smart LED Lighting, presented-The future of city electrics and smart city technology at the Energy Efficiency Conference held on 24^th October. Mr. Carey’s presentation explored the evolvement of smart city technologies and presented new business models to consider for a new smart energy future that delivers customers: flexibility and efficiency with a customer-centric approach.

Delta team showcases renewable energy, EV charging and automation solutions at All Energy Australia 2019