Performance, Durability & Next Gen UX

New human-centric solutions
Advancing today’s operator experience
At Delta Systems, we believe in going beyond the ordinary. We change the way people interact with their equipment and vehicles, bringing revolutionary designs and advanced technologies to help them be more efficient, capable, versatile and safe.
From commercial mowers to UTVs, forklifts to small ag tractors, our solutions are built to serve a variety of markets where safety is critical and environmental conditions are tough—all without sacrificing the comfort and convenience of operators and drivers.
The automotive industry sets the standards when it comes to the driver experience. Those expectations for ease and practicality don’t change when someone gets into the seat of a UTV or a commercial mower. We design solutions to keep that user experience seamless, no matter what driver’s seat a person is in.


Our suite of Next Gen UX switches, Displays and connectivity Solutions include:
- Push Button Start Ignition Switch – A departure from the traditional key-on ignition switch, our push button start & stop switch brings automotive styling and a sealed design for greater dependability. The graceful design simplifies start time while the rugged, IP67-rated interior is built to withstand grime and water.
- Touchscreen Displays – As OEMs in various markets move toward electric engines and complex equipment systems, today’s smart machines offer maximum functionalities and controls. Now, our new CAN-bus capable Touchscreen Display provides operators with a full-view of machine functionality in a seamless and intuitive user interface, making equipment troubleshooting and safeguarding a breeze. This next generation Human Machine Interface (HMI) marks the future of machine maintenance and operator interface, providing at-a-glance notifications and simple operator interactivity.
- Connectivity – Our suite of wireless solutions is designed to make equipment operators’ lives easier and unified, adding to the data-enabled ecosystem people have come to expect. From fleet & asset management to power generator control & characteristics to predictive maintenance and more, our innovations offer customized resolutions that gather and share critical information.

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