Delta bolsters Australia’s charging reliability with future energy solutions at All Energy 2023, enabling local EV charging ecosystem

By Delta Australia - Published November 16, 2023

Melbourne, 27 October, 2023 – Delta Electronics, a global leader in power and thermal management solutions, showcased its energy management and EV charging ecosystem at the All Energy Australia expo in Melbourne. This ecosystem includes a complete energy storage solution employing Delta's Energy and EV Management platform DeltaGrid, as well as its industry-leading off-grid power solution.

Speaking at the event, Delta Australia’s Country Manager, Tom Hew, said, "As Australia continues to move towards electric mobility, we need more reliable solutions to meet growing charging demand. Delta has reached the milestone of delivering over two million EV chargers to our worldwide customers. Our range of smart energy storage and charging solutions can definitely be a strong force in completing Australia's EV charging ecosystem."

The DC Wallbox 50kW is only 25 cm thick while providing ≥ 96% efficiency and supports simultaneous charging with a maximum output of 50kW of DC power for two charging ports. Its compact design enables a variety of site owners to optimize their layout, making it suitable for existing parking sites in commercial and office buildings, roadside and EV fleet stations.
Delta's EV charging management system, DeltaGrid, is a cloud-based system that can be quickly set up without complicated settings, helping charging station operators to effectively manage and maximize the utilization rate of chargers. It can also be integrated with energy storage and solar energy systems for power regulation, to optimize charging services, operating, and energy efficiency.

Another highlight at the event was Delta's Power Conditioning Systems (PCS). The bi-directional energy storage inverters can be used for grid-tied, off-grid, commercial, and industrial applications, including power backup, peak shaving, load shifting, photovoltaic (PV) self-consumption, and PV smoothing.