Carrier Transicold

In 1902, Willis Carrier invented his first air conditioner. This year is considered the year of foundation of the company. Carrier's first client was a New York printer who was having trouble printing quality color images because changing temperature and humidity caused the paper sheet to change dimensions and ink shifts.

In the 1920s, Carrier brand air conditioning and ventilation systems appear for the first time in the world in office and administrative buildings, shops and theaters. Carrier systems are installed in the buildings of the US Congress and Senate, the White House and the US Supreme Court, Madison Square Garden. Carrier's biggest challenge came with an installation order for The Rivoli Theater in New York. After that, Carrier products were widely advertised and for 6 years (1925-1930) more than 300 American theaters were equipped with air conditioning systems. In 1931, Carrier created the first household air conditioner for the home, and in 1936, installed the first automobile air conditioner in a bus on the world's hottest Damascus-Baghdad route.