Moffat FTPG3 Focus Polar Unit Chilled Cold Servery

The Moffat FTPG3 Focus Polar Unit is a self-contained chilled servery designed to display cold accompaniments — butter, mayonnaise, coleslaw, relishes, and similar condiments — at the point of service. Unlike a powered refrigerated display, it requires no electrical connection whatsoever. Instead, a eutectic ice pack is frozen overnight and fitted into the base of the unit before service begins, providing the cold source for the duration of a typical service period.

The unit features a shallow stainless steel well inset into the top, fitted with GN-compatible Polar-plates that draw cold from the eutectic pack below. A low transparent retaining screen helps hold cold air within the well during service. An illuminated gantry and fitted sneeze guard complete the display, giving a clean, presentable appearance on a front-of-house counter without requiring any fixed installation.

In a busy service environment, it is worth being clear about where this unit fits and where it does not. It performs well for operations that need a neat, self-contained chilled condiment display for a defined service window — carvery stations, buffet counters, event hospitality, and mobile catering setups are all common applications. It is not a substitute for a mains-powered refrigerated display where extended holding periods or higher product volumes are required; the eutectic pack has a finite cold reserve, and ambient temperature will affect how long it holds safe temperatures through service.

• No mains connection required — genuinely portable for events and mobile use
• Illuminated display with sneeze guard for front-of-house presentation
• Simple daily preparation — freeze the pack overnight and fit before service
• GN-compatible Polar-plates for straightforward container sizing
• Compact footprint suits existing servery and carvery counter setups

This unit is best suited to smaller operations, event caterers, and venues with a seasonal or occasional need for a chilled condiment display rather than a permanent refrigerated solution. If you are weighing this up against a powered alternative, or are unsure whether the eutectic format will suit your service length and ambient conditions, the team is happy to talk it through.