Who Amana HVAC is made by is Daikin Comfort Technologies Manufacturing, subsidiary of Daikin Industries, Japanese company that is largest HVAC manufacturer in world, which acquired Goodman Manufacturing in 2012 including Amana brand and manufactures HVAC units in Waller, Texas near Houston. Amana HVAC units including ASX14 AC 14 SEER single stage, ASXC16 AC 16 SEER two-stage, ASZ14 heat pump, AMSS92 furnace 92 percent AFUE, and AMVC96 furnace 96 percent AFUE two-stage variable speed are made in Houston, Texas plant that is 4 million square feet, largest HVAC factory in US, employing over 5,000 workers and producing about 1 million HVAC units per year including AC, heat pumps, furnaces, and air handlers, with final assembly, refrigerant charging, and run testing done in Texas, with some components sourced globally including China but major assembly US. Daikin Industries, headquartered in Osaka, Japan, founded in 1924, acquired Goodman Manufacturing in 2012 for 3.7 billion dollars from private equity firm Hellman & Friedman, including Goodman brand and Amana brand. Amana brand originally founded in 1934 in Middle Amana, Iowa as Amana Refrigeration making refrigerators, later known for Radarange microwave, acquired by Goodman in 1997. Since Daikin acquisition, Amana HVAC shares factory, engineering, and many common components like Copeland scroll compressors with Goodman and Daikin brand like DX14, but positioned as premium line with better warranty at lifetime unit replacement and ComfortBridge technology. Label says Assembled in USA with domestic and foreign components.
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