Lennox Company Description
Lennox International makes products so cool they're hot, and vice versa. The company makes heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration products for residential and commercial uses. It sells furnaces, heat pumps, fireplaces, and air conditioners under such brands as Lennox, Armstrong Air, and Aire-Flo; chillers and condensing units are sold under the Bohn and Larkin brands. Its products are sold to about 7,000 independent dealers in the US and Canada. The company also owns and operates 120 service and installation centers. Lennox has interests and facilities in Asia, Australia, Europe, and South America. Named after inventor Dave Lennox, the company in 1904 was sold to newspaper publisher D.W. Norris.
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