Innergie by Delta utilizes COMPUTEX 2026 to spread its consumer-focused power solutions
Delta Electronics used COMPUTEX 2026 to put more attention on Innergie, its consumer-facing brand, showcasing a lineup of charging and power products designed to make everyday power access more convenient.
While the product range isn’t massive, the appearance highlights Delta’s broader ambition to expand its presence beyond traditional enterprise and industrial markets.
For starters, they are tackling the daily life angle through a series of USB-integrated socket outlets designed to simplify charging access directly from the wall. The lineup includes a 60W USB-A + USB-C Socket Outlet, a 45W USB-C Socket Outlet, and a 20W USB-A + USB-C Socket Outlet.
Rather than relying on separate charging bricks and adapters, the concept is straightforward: provide convenient, built-in charging capabilities directly where power is already being accessed.
The approach reflects a growing trend toward reducing cable clutter and making charging more accessible throughout homes, offices, hotels, and commercial environments. As USB-C increasingly becomes the standard charging interface across smartphones, tablets, laptops, and accessories, integrated wall outlets offer a practical way to deliver power without occupying traditional electrical sockets.
Alongside the wall outlet solutions, Innergie also demonstrated its 400Wh power station capable of delivering up to 195W of output. The portable power solution has already found real-world deployment, with the company noting that it has been adopted by STARLUX Airlines as part of its operational ecosystem. The product is designed to provide portable backup power for a range of scenarios, from travel and mobile work environments to emergency and field-use applications.
Looking ahead, Delta’s participation through Innergie suggests a continued effort to strengthen brand awareness among consumers. The company is already well established in the B2B world, but initiatives like these signal an ambition to become increasingly recognized on the B2C side as well, bringing its power technologies directly into homes and personal devices rather than remaining largely behind the scenes.
