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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel cooker is a perfect blend of gas stove burners and an electric oven. This model from Cafe offers powerful and flexible burners, Wi-Fi connectivity a smart oven and even air-frying. It also comes with customizable finishes and knob colors to match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop A dual fuel range cooker is the gas cooktop with an electric oven, offering you the best of both worlds. This unique combination lets you to explore new recipes and cooking methods and also improves the efficiency of your cooking. You can find an ad-hoc fuel range that will meet your needs, whether you're professional or a novice. Gas ranges are powered by natural gas, allowing the open flame that is ideal to saute and grill. They respond instantly to temperature fluctuations and you can observe your food as it cooks. They are more expensive to operate than an electric cooktop. Electric stovetops are flat and utilize heating elements instead of gas ranges to heat pots and pans. They have precise temperature control and distribute heat over the entire surface of the cooktop, however, they can take longer to heat up than gas ranges. Some cooks prefer the drier heat of an electric oven, which allows dishes to retain moisture and produce crisper appearances. Some prefer the even baking and quick heat response of a gas oven, which provides a more precise temperature control than an electric oven. Consider a dual fuel range with a gas stovetop and an oven. The design of a freestanding dual fuel range can be as elegant or casual as you choose with a range of finishes and styles available to fit any kitchen. Some models are stainless steel, while others have more rustic looks, with options that include a matte black finish or brushed bronze accents. Some dual-fuel ranges come with appliances that are compatible, such as a dishwasher or refrigerator. Miele's dual-fuel ranges are designed to help you enhance your culinary creativity. Explore the options to find high-quality appliances that provide performance and style. Explore the M Pro dual-stacked burner system that delivers 19,500 BTUs and helps you attain the desired level of warmth. Also explore innovative technologies like MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Learn how you can manage your range from any location using WiFiConn@ct and an app for your smartphone. Oven This dual fuel range cooker is designed for cooks who want the control and responsiveness of a gas stove and the even, drying heat of an oven. It offers the best of both. The stovetop is equipped with five gas burners sealed. This includes one 18,000 BTU triple Ring burner as well as a 10,200 BTU rapid burner, and two 7,500 BTU semi-rapid burners. A detachable wok-ring and an included griddle add the versatility of this kitchen range. dual fuel cooker range -stacked burners with patents provide precise high-to-low temperature control and an automatic re-ignition system that will ensure safe operation. Dual VertiFlow Convection ensures consistent cooking on multiple racks. Ten cooking modes designed by chefs eliminates the guesswork from the preparation of meals. A dual fuel range cooktop requires a natural gas hook-up to power the burners, as well as an electrical connection to operate the oven. The oven in this range employs an electric heating element that produces a drier, more even heat than gas stovetops, which could reduce the need for rotation of baking dishes and provide better outcomes when crisping and browning foods. Many cooks choose a dual-fuel range due to the fact that they can utilize more advanced cooking techniques such as roasting or grilling of peppers. They also love the responsiveness of the gas cooktop and the dryer heat in the oven which encourages crisping. The main downside to a dual-fuel range is the installation and cost. If your home does not already have gas lines, you will need to install one. For a stand-alone dual fuel range that's built to last, search for models with durable stainless steel construction and premium features like electronic ignition as well as an auto-cleaning cycle. Explore the various designs and sizes, ranging from 24 to 60 inches wide to find the ideal suitable kitchen appliance. Explore the Wolf collection of dual-fuel ranges to find the right choice for your home. Controls If you're a committed cook at home or a passionate foodie, there's no better appliance to explore than a dual fuel cooker. Combining responsive control on gas cooktops and the precision of an electric oven, these stoves offer the best of both worlds to enhance your culinary experience. Browse a variety of freestanding models to find the perfect match to your kitchen space. Dual fuel stoves are also popular for their design appeal. They come in a range of styles and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that go with any kitchen design. Choose from classic red knobs and contemporary black options as well as brass, chrome, or platinum bezels to personalise your look. There's even the option to pair your dual range with an hood that matches for an integrated, cohesive kitchen design. The versatility of dual fuel ranges allows you to create new cooking techniques. Instant heat from the gas cooktop lets you to quickly sauté and stir fry, while flames can be used to char peppers or creating a perfect searing of a steak. When baking with precision, the oven can be used to bake bread that rises evenly, and bake cakes with an exact texture. Some homes also benefit from the savings on costs associated with a dual-fuel stove. It is possible to lower your winter energy bills having a dual fuel range depending on local natural gas and electricity rates. Important Information: Read the instructions for use and safety precautions before using this device. If you don't follow these instructions, your warranty may be void. Make sure that the appliance is installed by a qualified installer in accordance with the applicable regulations. This includes ensuring the room in which this appliance is installed has a continuous ventilation system according to the BS5440: Part 2. This is a requirement in the law in England and Wales. A copy of the operating instructions and safety information is included in this product. Installers should save these documents for reference. Installation A dual fuel freestanding range cooker is the ideal upgrade for your kitchen if you are looking for the precise control of an oven, and the responsive heat from a gas range. Installation will vary depending on the model, but is typically simple and guided by a user manual that is provided by the manufacturer. No matter if you decide to go with a slide-in or freestanding model, the most crucial steps will include making sure the installation area is prepared in order to ensure proper ventilation, and installing any applicable anti-tip brackets (if necessary). If your dual fuel range requires gas connection, you must connect it to a gas pipe. This can be accomplished by taking the cap off of the gas shutoff valve in your basement, loosing the bayonet fitting on the pipe that runs through the floor and screwing a flexible pipe end to it and tightening it with an adjustable wrench. If necessary an expert gas engineer can carry out the additional pipe work. Be sure to turn off the power at the circuit fuse box or breaker box before connecting your new range. You can also utilize a voltage tester that does not require contact to confirm that it's turned off. Remove the drawer in the event that it is removable, to gain access to the gas connection at the back of the appliance. Apply pipe joint compound or Teflon tape that is suitable for use with natural or LP gas around all male pipe threads in order to prevent leaks. If your dual fuel range cooker requires an outlet to power it, make sure you connect it to an outlet that is 240-volt and rated appropriately. Refer to the product data plate for specific electrical ratings and warnings. There are many benefits of a dual fuel range cooker with the potential to save money (gas is generally cheaper than electricity) and the ability to employ more advanced cooking techniques, such as grilling. However, the additional purchase and installation costs are important to take into consideration when budgeting.