Delta’s Electronica 2026 portfolio includes a 140 kW in-rack cooling unit for AI data centers, industrial charging systems and an integrated electric scooter power solution with a 10 kW motor controller.
Delta is presenting power and thermal-management technologies for AI data centers, industrial machinery, medical equipment, e-mobility and home appliances at Electronica 2026 in Munich.
The company’s main exhibits include a 4U liquid-to-liquid Coolant Distribution Unit with up to 140 kW of cooling capacity, medical power supplies certified to IEC 60601-1 standards and an integrated electric scooter power system.
The e-scooter solution combines a 10 kW motor controller, 1.5 kW onboard charger and 300 W DC-DC converter. Delta specifies efficiency of up to 94% and IP67 protection for the system.
Delta is also showcasing high-voltage DC power architectures for dense AI racks, industrial charging systems for automated vehicles, silicon carbide power modules and thermal-management components.
Visitors can find Delta at Booth A5.202 during Electronica 2026.
AI investment drives demand for power and thermal management
Delta says artificial intelligence, electrification, digitalization and automation are increasing demand for high-density power conversion, liquid cooling and high-voltage DC architectures.
The company identifies three opportunities for equipment manufacturers:
- Supplying technologies for the expanding AI data center ecosystem
- Integrating AI capabilities into their own products
- Developing new platforms in response to changing market requirements, including European Union regulations
“AI is reshaping product development across almost every industry,” said Patrick Ku, Head of the Power Electronics Business at Delta Electronics in the EMEA region.
“At electronica, we want to help customers understand how Delta’s power and thermal technologies power up AI infrastructure and are extended to create greater value for their next generation products across various applications such as industrial, medical, mobility and domestics.”
140 kW in-rack CDU targets dense AI computing
Delta’s AI data center portfolio covers facility, row, rack, chip and component-level power and cooling.
At rack level, the company is presenting a 4U liquid-to-liquid in-rack Coolant Distribution Unit, or CDU, capable of delivering up to 140 kW of cooling capacity for AI computing.
Delta is also showing high-efficiency power architectures for dense AI racks, including:
- AC/DC power shelves
- DC/DC power shelves
- 800 VDC power-delivery solutions
- ±400 VDC power-delivery solutions
- 80 PLUS CRPS units rated up to 5,500 W
At the facility and row levels, Delta’s industrial power supplies are designed to support in-row coolant distribution units.
The company is also exhibiting an electronically commutated high-power air mover. The system combines a high-efficiency motor with optimized impeller aerodynamics to provide energy-efficient, low-noise air cooling for data centers.
Delta displays chip and component-level cooling technologies
At chip and component level, Delta is showcasing silicon carbide power modules designed for efficient power conversion across power shelves, racks and downstream DC-DC networks.
The display also includes solid-state protection systems and modular power and signal technologies intended to support high power density and signal integrity.
Delta’s additional thermal-management technologies include:
- Integrated heat spreaders
- Micro-channel lids
- Double-sided liquid cooling for vertical power delivery
- DC fan modules
- Electronically commutated pumps
- 800 VDC pumps
The double-sided liquid-cooling solution is designed for vertical power delivery on Open Adaptor Card architectures.
Delta says the pumps are engineered to support high-performance coolant circulation for next-generation AI data centers.
Industrial power supplies range from below 100 W to more than 1.4 kW
Delta’s industrial portfolio includes power supplies ranging from below 100 W to more than 1.4 kW.
The products are intended for industrial machinery, energy infrastructure and precision equipment.
The DIN PRO Series DIN-rail power supplies provide a 150% power boost for five seconds. Delta says the temporary boost can handle motor startup and inrush peaks without requiring equipment manufacturers to oversize the power supply.
Delta is highlighting three specialized industrial configurations:
- PMR Series: Fixed-output units for DC bus and bias supplies
- PMS Series: Programmable units with PMBus and constant-current and constant-voltage modes
- mPSU Series: Network-connected units supporting CANopen and Modbus RTU
Delta’s industrial thermal portfolio also includes DC axial fans for solar inverters, energy storage systems, EV chargers and electric forklifts.
High-efficiency EC blowers with Modbus control are intended for solar central inverters and wind turbines.
Medical power supplies comply with IEC 60601-1
Delta is exhibiting configurable and rack-mounted medical-grade power supplies certified to IEC 60601-1 standards.
The products are intended for medical systems and high-end industrial equipment.
Delta says the power solutions can help equipment manufacturers meet demanding technical requirements while shortening development and certification timelines.
The announcement does not identify customer programs or medical devices using the exhibited power supplies.
MOOV systems charge industrial electric vehicles
Delta’s MOOV Series includes wireless and contact-based charging systems for logistics and manufacturing operations.
The MOOVair system provides wireless charging, while MOOVbase uses contact-based charging.
Delta specifies:
| MOOV Series feature | Announced specification |
|---|---|
| Charging methods | Wireless and contact-based |
| Power range | 1 kW to 30 kW |
| Maximum stated efficiency | Up to 95% |
| Target applications | AGVs, AMRs and electric forklifts |
The charging systems are designed for:
- Automated guided vehicles
- Autonomous mobile robots
- Electric forklifts
Delta says MOOV technology has charged more than one million industrial vehicles worldwide.
The announcement does not provide a breakdown by charging system, customer, vehicle type or installation.
Electric scooter solution combines three power components
Delta’s smart-mobility display includes an integrated power solution for electric scooters.
The system combines three principal components:
| Component | Announced rating |
|---|---|
| Motor controller | 10 kW |
| Onboard charger | 1.5 kW |
| DC-DC converter | 300 W |
| Maximum stated efficiency | Up to 94% |
| Environmental protection | IP67 |
Delta is positioning the integrated system for low-speed electric mobility.
The announcement does not identify an electric scooter manufacturer, vehicle platform or production program using the system.
Rugged chargers target off-road electric equipment
Delta is also displaying 800 W and 1,200 W chargers for off-road applications, including aerial work platforms and excavators.
The chargers offer:
- 24 V, 36 V or 48 V outputs
- IP67 protection
- Lead-acid battery compatibility
- Lithium battery compatibility
- Customizable charging profiles
Delta says the units are designed to operate in demanding environments.
Its wider vehicle thermal-management portfolio includes fans, blowers and cold plates for:
- Vehicle batteries
- Advanced driver-assistance systems
- Electronic control units
- Cockpits
- HVAC systems
- Powertrains
- Charging infrastructure
Depending on the model, the technologies include brushless DC motors, low-noise operation, PWM, LIN or CAN control and protection ratings up to IP69.
Ki cooktop powers compatible appliances wirelessly
Delta’s home-appliance display includes a cooktop based on the Ki cordless kitchen standard.
The system is designed to power compatible appliances wirelessly, without cords or batteries.
Delta is displaying a cutaway model to show the cooktop’s integrated power electronics.
The company is also presenting compact power supplies and fans for home and commercial appliances, including:
- Refrigerators
- Coffee makers
- Juicers
- Ice cream machines
- Induction cooktops
The range includes DIN-rail, panel-mount and open-frame power supplies.
Optional features include PWM speed control and signal feedback to support precise system management, lower noise and improved energy efficiency.
Delta says its refrigerator DC fans can operate at temperatures as low as −40 °C. Its induction-cooktop fans are designed for environments of 80 °C or above.
Delta brings a cross-industry portfolio to Electronica 2026
Delta’s Electronica 2026 presence brings together power conversion, cooling, charging and component technologies for multiple industries.
The company’s main exhibits include the 140 kW in-rack CDU, high-voltage DC power architectures, IEC 60601-1 medical power supplies, MOOV industrial charging systems and its integrated electric scooter power solution.
Delta’s sales managers and technical specialists will be available at Booth A5.202 to discuss application requirements, technology integration and future product development.
FAQ: Delta at Electronica 2026
What is Delta showcasing at Electronica 2026?
Delta is presenting power and thermal-management technologies for AI data centers, industrial machinery, medical equipment, e-mobility and home appliances.
Highlights include a 140 kW in-rack cooling unit, medical-grade power supplies, industrial charging systems and an integrated electric scooter power solution.
Where can visitors find Delta at Electronica 2026?
Delta is exhibiting at Booth A5.202.
What is the cooling capacity of Delta’s in-rack CDU?
Delta’s 4U liquid-to-liquid in-rack Coolant Distribution Unit delivers up to 140 kW of cooling capacity for AI computing.
What power technologies is Delta presenting for AI racks?
Delta’s display includes AC/DC and DC/DC power shelves, 800 VDC and ±400 VDC power-delivery solutions and 80 PLUS CRPS units rated up to 5,500 W.
What does Delta’s electric scooter power system include?
The integrated solution combines a 10 kW motor controller, 1.5 kW onboard charger and 300 W DC-DC converter.
Delta specifies up to 94% efficiency and IP67 protection.
What is the Delta MOOV Series?
The MOOV Series includes wireless and contact-based charging systems for automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots and electric forklifts.
MOOVair provides wireless charging, while MOOVbase uses contact-based charging.
What is the MOOV Series power range?
Delta lists MOOV Series outputs ranging from 1 kW to 30 kW, with efficiency of up to 95%.
What off-road chargers is Delta showing?
Delta is displaying 800 W and 1,200 W chargers for applications including aerial work platforms and excavators.
The chargers provide 24 V, 36 V or 48 V outputs and support lead-acid and lithium batteries.
What standards do Delta’s medical power supplies meet?
Delta says its medical-grade power supplies are certified to IEC 60601-1 standards.
What is Delta’s Ki cordless cooktop?
The Ki-standard cooktop is designed to power compatible kitchen appliances wirelessly, without cords or batteries.
Delta is displaying a cutaway model showing the integrated power electronics.
