Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls, Inc. is the world's first thermostat manufacturer and the world's largest independent supplier of automotive parts and seats. In 1885, American Professor Warren Johnson founded the company to Produces the distribution room thermostat he developed and is the world's first thermostat manufacturer. The company is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA (MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, U.S.A.). Since then, Johnson Controls has grown from an invention into a multibillion-dollar company and a world leader in automotive parts and construction facilities. Johnson Controls is a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in the United States. In 1999, Johnson Controls' total turnover reached US$16 billion. Among the 500 largest companies in the United States published by FORTUNE MAGAZINE magazine in recent years, Johnson Controls has always been ranked within 100, and its ranking continues to rise. Ranked 251st on the Fortune Global 500 list in 2013.

Johnson Controls is a global multinational company with a history of more than 120 years. It is recognized as the world's leading manufacturer and engineering contractor of construction equipment automation management systems. It can provide energy saving, environmental control, Fire protection, security, automation management systems and industrial control equipment, and can provide high-quality services for various buildings throughout the entire process from design, product manufacturing, system installation and commissioning, maintenance to property management.

With the development of intelligent buildings, Johnson Controls has become more outstanding in the field of weak current general contracting and property management of intelligent buildings. Annual market surveys in the United States show that Johnson Controls has been among the best in building automation for many years.

As one of the founders of ASHRAE (American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Airconditioning Engineer), Johnson Controls' building management system can be networked with more than 300 electromechanical equipment companies around the world. Such as: Carrier, York, Trane, ABB, GE, AT&T, Javelin, SIEMENS and other world-famous refrigerators, high-voltage power supply equipment, air pressure equipment, precision boilers, precision air conditioners, security system manufacturers.

Johnson Controls' product quality, product production system, and product service system have all obtained ISO9000 certification from the world's international standards organization.

At Johnson Controls, we are committed to improving the environments where people live, work, learn and play. Johnson Controls is committed to sustainability and the company has committed to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2040. As a global leader in smart, healthy and sustainable buildings, we leverage more than 135 years of innovation experience, using our comprehensive digital solution OpenBlue and a complete portfolio of products and solutions in building technology to provide services for healthcare, education, data centers, airports and more. A blueprint for sustainable development in many areas, including sports stadiums, production and manufacturing. Johnson Controls has 100,000 professional employees in more than 150 countries around the world and owns many trusted brands in the industry.

Fiscal 2020 global sales: $22.317 billion (*Total sales include Johnson Controls-Hitachi Air Conditioning).

Main brands and solutions

Corporate brand: Johnson Controls® (Johnson Controls)

Its business and product brands

Digital Solutions: OpenBlue

HVAC: YORK®, TRION®, Hitachi®

Industrial refrigeration: YORK®, SABROE®, FRICK®

Building automation: Johnson Controls®, Metasys®, BCPro™, PENN, TRIATEK

Security: Tyco®; video surveillance—American Dynamics®, Holis®, Illustra®; access control—Software House®, CEM Systems®; alarm—DSC®

Fire protection: Tyco®, Ansul®, Haidun

Other businesses: Retail solutions—Sensormatic®, ShopperTrak®, TrueVUE®; Transportation—SCATS, Eclipse; Marine and offshore engineering—YORK®, Tyco® ,THORN®

Johnson Controls in China

Johnson Controls (China) Investment Co., Ltd.

Johnson Controls established a factory in Guangzhou, China in 1995 and officially entered the Chinese market. Currently, Johnson Controls has approximately 9,000 employees, 9 manufacturing plants, 3 R&D bases, more than 40 offices and more than 100 sales support points in China. In June 2017, Johnson Controls Asia Pacific Headquarters Building was completed and opened in Shanghai, China, becoming China's first "triple certification" smart building - three-star China Green Building Design Label certification, IFC-World Bank Group EDGE (Excellence in Energy Efficiency Design) certification and the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) New Construction Platinum certification. Since its opening, this smart building has received more than 17,000 visitors.

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