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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel cooker combines the best features of gas stove burners as well as an electric oven. This model from Cafe features powerful and flexible burners, Wi-Fi connectivity, a smart oven, and even air frying. The knobs and finishes can be customized to complement the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop Dual fuel range cookers mix a gas stove with an electric oven to give you the best of both. This unique combination allows you to try out new recipes and cooking techniques while also increasing the efficiency of your cooking. No matter if you're a novice chef or a professional chef, you can find the ideal dual fuel range to fit your requirements. Gas ranges are equipped with burners that are fueled by gas. This allows for an open flame that is ideal for searing and sauteing. They respond immediately to temperature fluctuations and allow you to see the food you cook on. They can be more costly to operate than an electrical cooktop. In contrast to gas ranges electric stovetops come with flat cooktops and use heating elements to heat your pots and pans. They permit precise temperature control and heat is evenly distributed across the entire cooktop surface. However, they may take longer to heat than gas stoves. Some cooks prefer the drier temperature of an electric oven, which allows dishes to retain moisture and produce crisper appearances. Others prefer the even baking and rapid temperature response of a gas-powered oven, which offers more precise temperature control than an electric oven. For a compromise, you can consider a freestanding dual fuel range that comes with the gas cooktop as well as an electric oven. A freestanding dual-fuel stove can be designed to be as stylish or casual as you like. There are many styles and finishes that can work with any kitchen. Some models are stainless steel, while others have more rustic looks, with options that include matte black or brushed bronze accents. Some dual-fuel ranges come with matching appliances like refrigerators and dishwashers. Miele's dual fuel ranges are designed to help you unleash your culinary creativity. Browse our selection to find top-quality ranges that offer design and performance. Explore the M Pro dual stacked burner system that can provide 19,500 BTUs to help you attain your desired level of heat, along with innovative technologies like MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Find out how you can control your range from anywhere with WiFiConn@ct and an app for your smartphone. Oven Designed for cooks who prefer the responsive control of gas burners and the consistent dry heat of an electric oven This dual fuel range cooker provides the best of both. The stovetop is equipped with five high-performance sealed gas burners comprising an 18,000 BTU Triple Ring Burner, 10200 BTU Rapid Burner, and two 7,500 BTU Semi-Rapid Burners. This kitchen range can be used in a variety of ways due to a detachable wok-ring and griddle. Patented dual-stacked burners offer precision high-to-low temperature control and an automatic re-ignition system that will ensure safety of operation. Dual VertiFlow Convection ensures consistent cooking across multiple racks. Ten chef-created cooking modes eliminates the guesswork from the preparation of meals. Dual fuel range cooktops require an natural gas connection to power the burners and an electrical connection for the oven. The oven of this range uses an electric heating element that creates dryer, more uniform heat compared to gas stovetops. This may reduce the need to rotate baking dishes and produce better results when browning or crisping food items. Many cooks opt for dual fuel ranges because it lets them use more advanced cooking techniques, like roasting or charring peppers easily. In addition, they love the sensitivity of temperature control on the gas cooktop and appreciate that the oven's dryer heat helps to crisp and brown. The biggest drawback to dual fuel ranges is the price and installation requirements, since a dedicated gas line will need to be installed if your house does not have one. For a stand-alone dual fuel range built to last, look for models that have durable stainless steel construction and premium features like electronic ignition as well as a self-cleaning cycle. Find the perfect fit for your kitchen by examining the various designs and sizes that range from 24 to 60 inch wide. Explore the selection of dual fuel ranges from Wolf to find the ideal solution for your home. Controls Dual fuel range cookers are the perfect appliance for home cooks, or foodie. These stoves combine the power of a gas burner with the accuracy of an oven to elevate your cooking experience. Explore a range of freestanding models and choose the perfect fit to your kitchen space. Dual fuel stoves are popular for their design appeal. These stoves come in a range of styles and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that go with any kitchen style. Pick between classic red knobs, contemporary black options, as well as platinum, chrome or brass bezels to customize your look. You can even combine your two ranges with a matching hood to create a coordinated and cohesive kitchen design. The versatility of dual fuel ranges allows you to create new cooking methods. Instant heat from the gas cooktop allows you to quickly cook and stir fry and also be used to char peppers or for achieving the perfect searing of a steak. When baking, the precision of the oven can be used to bake bread that rises evenly and bake cakes with an exact texture. As a bonus many homes benefit from the savings in cost that come with dual fuel stoves. Depending on the gas supply you have and local electricity rates it is possible to save money on your energy costs in winter when you use a dual fuel range. Important Information Important: Before using this appliance, you must carefully read the operating instructions as well as the safety notices. If you fail to adhere to these guidelines, your warranty may be invalidated. Install this appliance by a qualified installer who is knowledgeable of the applicable regulations. This includes ensuring that the area in which the appliance is situated has permanent ventilation according to the BS 5440 Part 2. This is a requirement of the law in England and Wales. This product includes a copy of the safety notices and operating instructions. Installers should keep these documents to refer to in the future. Installation A dual freestanding range cooker with fuel is the ideal upgrade for your kitchen if you're looking for the precise control of an oven as well as the receptive heat of a gas range. The exact installation process will vary between models but the majority of them are straightforward and guided by the instruction manual supplied by the manufacturer. Whether you opt for an open-air or slide-in model, the most crucial steps will involve preparing the installation space in order to ensure proper ventilation, and installing any applicable anti-tip brackets (if appropriate). If your new dual fuel range requires gas connection to be connected, it must be connected to an existing gas pipe. This can be accomplished by taking the cap off of the gas shutoff valve in your basement, loosening the bayonet fitting on the pipe coming through the floor and screwing a flexible hose end to this, tightening with an adjustable wrench. A qualified gas engineer can undertake the extra pipe work if required. Before attempting to connect your new range ensure that the power is turned off by the fuse box or circuit breaker and confirm that the power is turned off using a non-contact voltage tester. Also, remove the drawer if it's removable to access the gas connection at the back of the appliance. To stop leaks, put pipe joint compound or Teflon Tape that is suitable for LP or Natural Gas around all male threads. Finally, if your new dual fuel range cooker is required to be powered by a plug, be certain that it is connected into a outlet with 240 volts. Please refer to black dual fuel range cooker for electrical ratings and warnings. There are numerous benefits to choosing a dual fuel range cooker with the potential to save money (gas is generally cheaper than electricity) and the capability to use more advanced cooking techniques, like charcoaling. Budgeting should include the additional costs associated with installation and purchase.