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Comfortmaker's current catalogue covers central air conditioners, heat pumps, and gas and oil furnaces, along with ductless mini-splits, fan coils, packaged units, geothermal systems, thermostats and air purifiers.
About Comfortmaker
Comfortmaker is a heating and cooling brand built by International Comfort Products, a Carrier company. It revived an older furnace name in the 1980s and today covers furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps sold through independent contractors.
International Comfort Products (ICP), a Carrier company that builds its brands in plants in the U.S. and Mexico
- Owned by
- Carrier Global (through International Comfort Products)
- Headquarters
- Lewisburg, Tennessee, USA (International Comfort Products); parent Carrier Global is in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA
- Product lines
- Ion System (communicating equipment and controls), Performance series, SmartSense remote diagnostics
Sister brands: Heil, Tempstar, Arcoaire, KeepRite, Day & Night, Airquest, Carrier, Bryant.
Comfortmaker history
- 1968-1970: The American Furnace Company (AFCO) became part of Singer's climate control business.
- 1982: Singer's climate unit became part of SnyderGeneral, which brought back the Comfortmaker name.
- 1991: SnyderGeneral sold Comfortmaker and Arcoaire to Inter-City Products.
- 1999: Carrier agreed to buy International Comfort Products, the renamed Inter-City Products.
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