Business Units
- Carrier: A maker of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.
- Clipper Windpower: A maker of wind turbines
- UTC Aerospace Systems: Designs and manufactures aerospace systems for commercial, regional, corporate and military aircraft; a major supplier for international space programs. Provides industrial products for the hydrocarbon, chemical, and food processing industries, construction and mining companies. UTC Aerospace Systems was formed by combining two industry leaders, Hamilton Sundstrand and Goodrich in 2012.
- Otis: Manufacturer, installer, and servicer of elevators, escalators, and moving walkways.
- Pratt & Whitney: Designs and builds aircraft engines, gas turbines, and rocket engines.
- Pratt & Whitney Canada
- Rocketdyne
- Sikorsky Aircraft: Maker of helicopters for commercial, industrial, and military uses.
- PZL Mielec
- Schweizer Aircraft
- UTC Fire & Security: Makes fire detection and suppression systems, access control systems, and security alarm systems; provides security system integration and monitoring services.
- UTC Power: Manufacturer of distributed power generation systems and fuel cells for commercial, transportation, and space and defense applications.
- United Technologies Research Center (UTRC): A centralized research facility that supports all UTC business units in developing new technologies and processes.
United Technologies' headquarters operations are located in the United Technologies Building in Hartford, Connecticut. The United Technologies Building is known locally as the "Gold Building" due to its gold-tinted glass-mirror exterior.
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