Where are York AC units manufactured?

York AC units are manufactured in several locations, primarily in the United States, Mexico, and globally through Johnson Controls manufacturing network. York is owned by Johnson Controls, a global building technology company, and its main residential HVAC manufacturing facilities are in Wichita, Kansas, which is a large plant producing residential air conditioners, heat pumps, furnaces, and air handlers, and in Monterrey, Mexico, which also produces residential and light commercial equipment for North American markets. Johnson Controls also has manufacturing operations in other locations for commercial equipment. Some components such as compressors, motors, coils, and electronics are sourced globally from suppliers, as is standard for all major HVAC brands, but final assembly and testing for North American market York units is done primarily in Wichita and Monterrey. The Wichita plant has been producing HVAC equipment for decades and includes engineering, testing, and quality control operations. York also has distribution centers across the United States. So when you buy a York residential AC unit in the United States, it is typically assembled in Kansas or Mexico with global components. This North American manufacturing base allows for quality control and parts availability for the U.S. market while keeping costs competitive compared to fully imported brands.