the first residential air conditioning system was invented in 1860.
the first residential air conditioning system was invented in 1860.
when was the first residential air conditioning system invented?
1860
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sturtevant died in 1890 and his son-in-law, eugene foss, took over the business. after a 1901 fire, the plant was moved to hyde park in 1903, into a new ten-building, facility designed by lockwood, greene & co. it was now the world's largest manufacturer of electrical fans. the company had expanded into industrial ventilation, heating, air conditioning, dust and fume removal, power, drying and vacuum cleaning. in 1906, sturtevant installed the first industrial air conditioning system at walter baker & company in dorchester, and, at a chicago hotel in 1910, the first residential air conditioning system. they opened a factory in galt, ontario in 1913.
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