Johnson Controls

The company Johnson Controls Inc. (in short: JCI) is a global conglomerate with the main focus on automotive supply, battery technology, building services and industrial services.

• 2.1 Building Efficiency
• 2.2 Automotive Experience
• 2.3 Power Solutions

The Group History

In 1883, Warren Seymour Johnson received a patent for the first electric room thermostat. From 1885 the house engineering company Johnson Electric Service Company developed in Milwaukee, USA.

The company was renamed in 1974 in Johnson Controls.

Corporate takeovers since 1978

Corporate Structure

Today, the company is divided into 3 divisions.

Building Efficiency

In the Building Efficiency division products, services and solutions in the areas of heating, air conditioning, industrial refrigeration, Absortionskälte, roof, ventilation systems, building management, security systems and industrial services are offered. The division has more than 500 offices in 150 countries.

Automotive Experience

Johnson Controls has today as a manufacturer of automotive seating, interiors and electronics with over 250 locations in 125 countries. The European headquarters of the division automotive interiors is Burscheid.

Power Solutions

Johnson Controls represented as a manufacturer of starter batteries and batteries for hybrid vehicles in five countries. The European headquarters of the division batteries located in Hanover.