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Room air-conditioning does not always meet the optimal desire for thermal comfort of occupants and energy-saving goals [1]. This is due to the following reasons: It is well established that differences exist between individuals in required comfortable temperature for their own local environments. (ii) Traditional air conditioning airflow distribution can stagnate around furniture, lights, and partitions which mean that airflow is distributed without consideration for the occupants’ comfort demands. (iii) air-conditioning airflow has been distributed without consideration of occupants’ demands beyond setting temperature and fan speed to meet thermal comfort standards, such as Predicted Mean Votes (PMV) and Predicted Percentage of Dissatisfied (PPD) indices (ISO-773

Study of an Individual Air-Conditioning Energy-Saving Equipment