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Armstrong Air makes gas furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps plus packaged units, air handlers, coils and thermostats, including a Pro Series of low-GWP refrigerant equipment.
About Armstrong
Armstrong Air is a heating and cooling brand of Allied Air Enterprises, the Lennox International unit that sells through independent distributors. It started as a Lennox offshoot in 1928 and today offers gas furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and packaged units assembled in South Carolina.
Allied Air Enterprises (Lennox International), assembled in Orangeburg, South Carolina
- Owned by
- Lennox International (through Allied Air Enterprises)
- Headquarters
- West Columbia, South Carolina, USA (Allied Air Enterprises); parent in Richardson, Texas
- Founded
- 1928
- Product lines
- Pro Series (low-GWP), MyHomeComfort CA4 thermostat
Sister brands: Lennox, Ducane, AirEase, Concord, MagicPak, Allied Commercial.
Armstrong history
- 1928: Lennox Furnace Company set up the Armstrong Furnace Company in Columbus, Ohio.
- 1957: Armstrong became part of the Johnson Corporation, which later joined Magic Chef.
- 1988: Lennox bought Magic Chef's heating and cooling business and brought back the Armstrong Air name.
- Today: Products are assembled in Orangeburg, South Carolina, with head office and R&D in Lexington County, South Carolina.
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