Moffat VC2BMW Versicarte Pro Bains Marie & Hot Cupboard
Product Description
The Moffat Versicarte Pro VC2BMW is a counter-format hot servery unit combining a bain marie top with a heated storage cupboard beneath. The bain marie section accommodates two full-size gastronorm...
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 680
- External height (mm)
- 900
- External width (mm)
- 830
- Power rating (kw)
- 2.4
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Moffat Bain Marie Wet Dry SpecificationsProduct Description
The Moffat Versicarte Pro VC2BMW is a counter-format hot servery unit combining a bain marie top with a heated storage cupboard beneath. The bain marie section accommodates two full-size gastronorm trays and can be configured for either wet or dry heat operation, giving operators flexibility depending on the type of food being held and the service style in use. The heated cupboard below provides additional capacity for keeping plated food, serving dishes, or backup trays at holding temperature ahead of service.
In a busy cafeteria, school meal service, or staff restaurant environment, units like this are doing continuous work across a full service period — holding food at safe temperatures while still presenting well to customers. The ability to switch between wet and dry heat modes means the same unit can serve a carvery-style service one day and a sauce-heavy hot buffet the next, without needing a different piece of equipment. The heated cupboard underneath adds useful below-counter storage that removes the need for a separate warming drawer or hot holding cabinet in tighter servery layouts.
Practical operational advantages include:
- Wet or dry bain marie operation to suit different menu types
- Integrated heated cupboard keeps backup stock at temperature during service
- Accepts standard gastronorm pans up to 150mm deep, keeping pan inventory consistent
- Base unit design allows gantry and tray slide configurations to be specified to suit the installation
- Available in a range of colours and finishes to match existing servery furniture
This is a base unit — it is supplied without a gantry or tray slide as standard. A range of gantry options is available, including curved, flat, deli-style, and island configurations, with or without a mid shelf, and most include heated quartz lighting. The right gantry choice depends on your servery layout, customer flow direction, and whether the unit sits against a wall or operates as an island. This is worth discussing before ordering, as the gantry will affect both the visual presentation and the practical usability of the counter.
The VC2BMW is well suited to mid-size cafeterias, workplace restaurants, school dining rooms, and hotel buffet counters where a compact two-pan servery is sufficient for the volume being served. For higher-volume operations running extended service periods or larger menus, a wider or higher-capacity unit from the Versicarte range may be more appropriate.
If you are unsure which gantry configuration works best for your layout, or whether wet or dry operation suits your menu, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.
Key Features
- Accepts two full-size gastronorm pans up to 150mm deep
- Switchable wet or dry bain marie heat operation
- Integrated heated cupboard provides below-counter hot storage
- Base unit compatible with multiple gantry and tray slide options
- Available in a choice of colours and finishes to match servery
Operational Benefits
- Maintains safe food holding temperatures throughout a full service period
- Wet or dry heat flexibility supports varied menu types without extra equipment
- Heated cupboard keeps backup stock ready without a separate holding cabinet
- Modular gantry options allow the counter to suit your specific layout
- Standard gastronorm compatibility keeps pan management simple across the kitchen
Specifications
- External depth (mm)
- 680
- External height (mm)
- 900
- External width (mm)
- 830
- Power rating (kw)
- 2.4
- Power type
- Electric 1 Phase
- Weight (kg)
- 51
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Moffat Bain Marie Wet Dry SpecificationsFrequently Asked Questions
- Wet bain marie operation uses water to distribute heat gently and evenly, which works well for sauces, soups, and dishes where moisture retention matters. Dry heat is more practical where condensation could be an issue or where the menu includes items that hold better without the humidity — roasted meats and gratins, for example. If your menu mixes both types, the ability to switch between modes on this unit means you are not locked into one approach.
- The right gantry depends on how the unit sits in your servery and how customers move past it. A flat-front gantry suits wall-mounted counters with a single service direction, while curved and island-style options work better where customers approach from multiple sides. Heated quartz lighting is included on most gantry configurations, which helps food presentation and maintains surface temperature on the top. We would recommend discussing your layout before ordering, as the gantry choice is difficult to change after installation.
- Yes, this type of unit is commonly used in exactly that environment. The heated cupboard beneath the bain marie top allows a second batch of food to be held ready while the first is being served, which helps maintain throughput across back-to-back sittings. For sites with larger menus or longer continuous service periods, a wider servery unit with additional pan capacity may be worth considering.