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This paper mainly studies the shading problem of shutters in typical rooms of buildings in winter. In order to further study the performance of the built-in louver insulating glass, the built-in louver insulating glass was simulated under the standard operating conditions and throughout the year through software such as THERM and Windows, and the key parameters such as total heat transfer coefficient, solar transmittance, and solar heat gain coefficient were obtained. The heat transfer coefficients of the built-in louver insulating glass when the louvers are placed at 0°, 45°, 90°, -45° and without louvers are 3 W/m2•K, 2.75 W/m2•K, 2.38 W/m2•, respectively. K, 2.55 W/m2•K and 2.66 W/m2•K. The solar transmittance of the built-in louver insulating glass at different angles of the louver is obtained. The maximum value is 0° and no louver, followed by the angles of 45° and -45°. Zero at 90°.

In China’s hot summer and cold winter zone, there are cold and humid in winter. If there is no heating measure, the human body will feel less comfortable in the cold environment. The traditional HVAC system consumes a lot of energy, and it is difficult to meet the thermal comfort needs of everyone. By creating a local thermal environment around the human body, the personalized heating system can significantly improve the thermal comfort level of the human body with lower energy consumption. In this paper, it is mainly analyzing the heating effect of the heating panel on the legs of the human body by theoretically analyzing the indoor temperature of 12 °C in the hot summer and cold winter zone. For the following two working conditions: the heating panel is placed vertically on the side of the human leg and the heating panel is placed horizontally under the feet. It is calculated that when the human body feels comfortable, the heat loss is about 45 W/m2∼50 W/m2. The conclusions are as follows: (1) When the heating panel is placed vertically on the side of the human leg, the thermal comfort needs are only met when the heating panel temperature is 70 °C and the distance between the heating panel and the leg is 5 cm or 10 cm. (2) When the heating panel is placed horizontally under the feet and the temperature of the heating panel is 70 °C, the local heat loss of the human body is less than 45W/m2, and the human body feels slightly warmer.