Taiwanese firm Delta is launching its DIBT intelligent building technologies, a one-stop shop for smart, sustainable buildings, across North America.

By combining the expertise of Delta’s brands – Amerlux for architectural lighting, Delta Controls and Loytec for building automation, and March Networks for surveillance – DIBT offers a holistic approach to optimise building efficiency, energy conservation, security and occupant comfort.

“With DIBT, Delta reinforces its leadership in the smart building sector by providing end-to-end options that cover every aspect of buildings’ management,” said Bill Lo, general manager of Delta’s building automation group. “Our goal is to deliver tailored solutions that leverage the strengths of Delta’s premier brands, while also enhancing our sales, system integration and customer service capabilities. This initiative will empower customers to meet the growing demands of smart buildings, city infrastructure and sustainability.”

Subsidiaries Amerlux and Delta Controls will fully integrate with DIBT, with their company names changing to Delta Intelligent Building Technologies USA and Delta Intelligent Building Technologies Canada, respectively.

The integration should enhance the overall offering and ensure a seamless customer experience with Delta’s smart building offerings.

Amerlux, known for its design-focused architectural lighting, and Delta Controls, renowned for its building automation systems, will continue as brands of Delta to represent respective product lines under the DIBT umbrella, ensuring continuity in product quality and innovation. Products from building automation provider Loytec, as well as AI-based video surveillance providers March Networks and Vivotek, will also be integral parts of DIBT’s offering.

For more information, visit DIBT.Delta-americas.com.

Delta Electronics was established in the Americas (www.delta-americas.com) 38 years ago and has grown to over 1000 employees in the entire Americas region. Delta has offices, R&D centres, manufacturing, distribution and repair centres in locations in the USA, Mexico and South America. In the USA, operations are in Fremont, Plano, Detroit, Raleigh, Los Angeles, San Diego, Seattle, Austin, Dallas and other cities. Outside the USA, Delta continues to expand its Americas operations in Mexico, Brazil and Canada.

Delta (www.deltaww.com), founded in 1971, and listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, specialises in switching power supplies and thermal management products with a portfolio of IoT-based smart energy-saving systems in the fields of industrial automation, building automation, telecom power, data centre infrastructure, EV charging, renewable energy, energy storage and displays.