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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel range cooker is a perfect blend of gas stove burners with an electric oven. This model from Cafe has powerful and flexible burners, Wi-Fi connectivity, a smart oven and even air-frying. It is also available in customizable finishes and knob colors, which help match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop Dual fuel range cookers combine the gas stove and electric oven to give you the best of both. This unique combination allows you to experiment with new cooking and recipe ideas as well as increase your cooking efficiency. You can find an ad-hoc fuel range that will meet your needs, whether professional chef or a novice. Gas ranges are equipped with burners that are powered by gas. This allows for an open flame that is ideal for searing and sauteing. They react instantly to temperature fluctuations and allow you to see your food as it cooks. However, they can be more expensive to operate than a cooktop that is electric. Electric stovetops are flat, and employ heating elements instead of gas ranges to heat pots and pans. They allow for precise temperature control, and heat is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the cooktop. However, they do take longer to heat than a gas stove. Some cooks prefer the less drying heating of an electric oven, which helps dishes retain moisture and produce crisper appearances. Gas ovens are preferred by many for their speedy heat response and even baking. They also provide an even temperature that is more precise than an electric oven. For a compromise, consider a freestanding dual fuel range that has a gas cooktop as well an electric oven. The design of a freestanding dual fuel range can be as elegant or casual as you like and there are a variety of styles and finishes available to fit any kitchen. Some models are constructed of stainless steel, while others have a rustic appearance, with matte black finishes or brushed bronze accents. Some dual fuel ranges even come with matching appliances such as refrigerators or dishwasher. Miele's dual fuel ranges are designed to help you enhance your culinary creativity. Explore the range to find high-quality ranges that deliver style and performance. Explore the M Pro dual-stacked burner system that delivers 19,500 BTUs and allows you to get the desired degree of warmth. Explore the latest technologies like MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Learn how range oven dual fuel can control your range anywhere using WiFiConn@ct, an app for smartphones and the WiFiConn@ct app. Oven For cooks who prefer the flexible control of gas stoves and the consistent, dry heat of an electric oven This dual fuel range cooker offers the best of both worlds. The stovetop features five highly efficient sealed gas burners that include an 18,000 BTU Triple Ring Burner and a 10,200 BTU Rapid Burner, and two 7,500 BTU Semi-Rapid Burners. A detachable wok ring and a griddle included provide versatility to this kitchen range. Dual-stacked burners with patents provide precise high-to-low temperature control, as well as an automatic re-ignition mechanism to ensure safety of operation. The oven is equipped with Dual VertiFlow convection for consistent multi-rack cooking, and ten chef-created cooking modes to eliminate the guesswork of meal preparation. Dual fuel range cooktops require the use of natural gas to power the burners, and an electrical connection for the oven. This range's oven uses an electric heating element that produces a dryer, more evenly heat, compared to the gas stovetop. This could reduce the necessity to rotate baking dishes, and provide better results when crisping or browning food. Many cooks prefer a dual fuel range due to the fact that they can utilize more advanced cooking techniques such as roasting or charring of peppers. They also love the responsiveness of the gas cooktop, and the dryer oven's heat that encourages crisping. The primary downside of dual fuel ranges is the price and installation requirements, as a separate gas line will need to be installed if your home does not have one. For a freestanding dual fuel range that's built to last, search for models with durable stainless steel construction and premium features like electronic ignition and self-cleaning cycles. Explore a variety of sizes and styles, ranging from 24 to 60 inches wide, to find the right fit for your kitchen. Explore the Wolf range of dual-fuel stoves to find the perfect option for your home. Controls If you're a devoted home cook or an enthusiastic foodie, there is no better appliance to explore than a dual fuel range cooker. These stoves combine the responsiveness of a gas stove with the accuracy of an oven to enhance your cooking experience. Explore a variety of freestanding models to find the best one for your space and taste. Many homeowners also appreciate the aesthetic appeal of dual fuel stoves. They come with a variety of styles and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that match any kitchen design. Choose between classic red knobs and contemporary black options, as well as brass, chrome, or platinum bezels that can be customized to match your style. You can also pair your dual range with a similar hood to create a coordinated harmonious kitchen design. The versatility of dual fuel ranges also lets you experiment with new cooking methods. Instant heat on the gas cooktop allows you to quickly cook and stir fry while flames can be used to char peppers or for achieving the perfect searing of a steak. When baking, the oven's precision can be used to bake bread that rises evenly and bakes a cake with precise texture. In addition homeowners can also benefit from the savings in cost that include a dual fuel stove. You may be able to lower your winter energy costs by using a dual-fuel range depending on local electricity and natural gas rates. Important Information: Read the instructions for use and safety instructions before using this appliance. Failure to do so may end your warranty. Ensure that this appliance is installed by a competent installer in accordance with applicable regulations. This is ensuring that the space in which this appliance is situated has permanent ventilation according to the BS 5440 Part 2. This is legally required in England and Wales. This product comes with a copy of the safety warnings and operating instructions. Installers should keep these documents to refer to in the future. Installation If you're upgrading your kitchen and would like the responsive heat of a gas cooktop as well as the precise oven control from an electric range cooker, then a freestanding dual fuel range may be the ideal solution. Installation will vary depending on the model, but is usually straightforward and guided by a manual provided by the manufacturer. The most important steps, whether you choose an open-air or slide-in model, are to prepare the area for installation make sure that the area is ventilated properly, and install any brackets with anti-tips that could be required. If your new dual fuel range requires a gas connection to it, it should be connected to a suitable existing gas pipe. This can be done by removing the cap from the gas shutoff valve in your basement, loosening the bayonet fitting on the pipe that runs through the floor and screwing a flex pipe end to it and tightening it with an adjustable wrench. A qualified gas engineer will be able to complete the additional pipe work required if needed. Be sure to turn off the power at the circuit breaker box or fuse box before connecting your new range. You can also utilize a voltage tester that does not require contact to ensure that it's off. Also, remove the drawer in the event that it is removable to gain access to the gas connection at the back of the appliance. To stop leaks, put pipe joint compound or Teflon Tape suitable for Natural Gas or LP around all male threads. If your dual fuel range cooker requires an outlet to power it, ensure you plug it into an outlet that is 240-volt and appropriate for the. Check the product's data plate for specific electrical ratings and warnings. Dual fuel range cookers offer numerous advantages that include the possibility of cost savings (gas costs less than electricity) and the ability to utilize more sophisticated cooking techniques, like charcoaling. However, the added cost of installation and purchase is something to be considered when planning your budget.