Carrier, Willis Haviland (1876–1950)
American industrialist and mechanical engineer who pioneered the design
of air-conditioning equipment. He invented an automatic humidity-control
device first used in a New York printing plant in 1902 – arguably
the first commercial air-conditioning installation. Related
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