Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls is an American company that specializes in design, manufacturing, and installation of automotive systems.

Founded in 1885 by Prof. Warren S. Johnson, Johnson Controls began with the development of thermostat technologies. As a company that has become the world's largest manufacturer of complete seats with its plants on five continents, Johnson Controls has added the number of products it manufactures. Besides automotive parts industry, Johnson Controls based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, also explored many other areas like storage batteries, steam and gas powered automobiles and pneumatic clocks.

Renowned for its production of automotive batteries and all parts of the interior systems in cars and light trucks, Johnson Controls has become the world leader in automotive systems and building controls. Although Johnson Controls is considered as the largest producer of private-label lead-acid automotive batteries in North America, the company also expels in manufacturing batteries for emergency power back-up, telecommunication applications, thermostats, valves, dampers and other temperature control devices.

Address: 5757 N. Green Bay Ave., Milwaukee, WI

Phone: 414-524-1200