Where are York AC units made?

Where York AC units are made is primarily in Wichita, Kansas USA and Monterrey, Mexico by Johnson Controls, with some components sourced globally but final assembly and testing in US and Mexico, and commercial chillers made in York, Pennsylvania original factory. York AC units including LX YCD 14 SEER single stage, YCD 16 SEER two-stage, YXV 20 SEER variable speed, and YH2F heat pump 16 SEER are made in Wichita, Kansas plant that employs over 1,000 workers and produces about 200,000 residential AC and heat pump units per year, with 4 million square feet facility that includes coil manufacturing, cabinet stamping, and final assembly lines where outdoor condensers are assembled, charged with R-410A refrigerant, and run tested, and Monterrey, Mexico plant that produces similar residential units for North American market to reduce labor costs, with final assembly and quality control done there. Some components like compressors from Copeland made in US and Mexico, control boards sourced from US and China, and copper tubing from global suppliers, but major assembly US and Mexico, label says Assembled in USA or Assembled in Mexico with domestic and foreign components. Commercial York chillers and large rooftop units are made in York, Pennsylvania plant founded in 1874, employing over 2,000 workers, producing centrifugal chillers used in hospitals and office buildings. Johnson Controls acquired York in 2005 for 3.2 billion dollars. So York AC units made in Wichita, Kansas USA and Monterrey, Mexico by Johnson Controls, not made in China like cheapest online brands.