Jaga Briza-12 built-in, (15.0in) high, (20.5in) long, 2 pipe, complete with JDPC fan controller - BZBW.038052/2

The Jaga Briza-12 (BZBW.038052/2) is a slim hydronic fan coil that both heats and cools, built to recess into a wall or sit low under a window. At 15 inches high, 20.5 inches long, and just 4.7 inches deep, it tucks into tight NYC walls where a bulky radiator or a ducted air handler will not go. Hot water warms the room in winter, chilled water cools and dehumidifies it in summer, and a built-in low-voltage EC fan moves the air quietly the whole time.

What makes the Briza-12 relevant right now is that it makes real heat on low-temperature water, the kind an air-to-water heat pump produces, rather than the hotter water a traditional boiler and radiator setup needs. That makes it a natural fit for NYC buildings electrifying under Local Law 97, where the goal is moving heat off gas and onto heat pumps. If you are weighing that kind of retrofit, our NYC commercial heat pump guide covers how the pieces fit together, and our DOAS guide explains how fan coils like this pair with dedicated ventilation.

This is the 2-pipe version, which runs one supply and one return line and switches the whole system between heating and cooling by season. It is the simpler, more affordable setup and a common choice for a building on a single heat-pump or boiler-and-chiller loop. The included JDPC fan controller is the quiet-comfort part: it reads the water temperature and only runs the fan when the water is actually ready, so you never get a blast of cold air in heating mode. It ships factory-wired and pre-set, which keeps commissioning simple.

NYC note: at only 4.7 inches deep and near-silent in operation, the Briza-12 suits prewar rooms, bedrooms, and home offices where a deep unit or a noisy one is a dealbreaker. Availability on Jaga units runs in batches, so call us at (385) 319-1559 for current stock, lead time, and help matching the right Briza length to your room load.