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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel cooker that combines the best features of gas stove burners with an electric oven. This model by Cafe has powerful and flexible burners and Wi-Fi connectivity. It also has an oven with smart technology and air-frying. It also comes in the option of a variety of finishes and knob colors to match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop Dual fuel range cookers combine the gas stove and electric oven, giving you the best of both. This unique combination allows for you to explore new recipes and cooking methods and also improves the efficiency of your cooking. You can find a dual fuel range that suits your needs, whether you're a professional chef or a novice. Gas ranges are equipped with burners that are fueled by gas. This allows for an open flame ideal for sautéing and searing. They respond immediately to temperature changes and allow you to see your food as it cooks. However, they are more expensive to run than a cooktop that is electric. Electric stovetops are flat, and employ heating elements instead of gas ranges to heat pots and pans. They have precise temperature control and distribute heat across the entire surface of the cooktop, however, they take longer to heat up than a gas range. Some cooks prefer the dryer heating of an electric oven, which allows dishes to retain moisture and produce crisper appearances. Gas ovens are favored by many for their speedy temperature response and even baking. They also provide a more precise temperature than an electric oven. You could consider a dual fuel range, which includes a gas stovetop and an oven. The design of a freestanding dual fuel range can be as stylish or casual as you like and there are a variety of finishes and styles available to fit any kitchen. Some models are stainless steel, while others sport more rustic looks, with options that include matte black finishes or brushed bronze accents. Some dual fuel ranges even include matching appliances like refrigerators or dishwasher. Miele's dual-fuel ranges are designed to boost your culinary creativity. Browse our selection to find high-quality stoves that have design and performance. Explore the M Pro dual-stacked burner system, which delivers 19,500 BTUs and helps you attain the desired level of warmth. Also explore innovative technologies such as MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Discover how to control your range wherever you are using WiFiConn@ct, an app for smartphones and the WiFiConn@ct application. Oven This dual fuel range cooker is specifically designed for cooks who require the responsive control of a gas flame and the consistent drying heat of an oven. It provides the best of both. The stovetop is equipped with five high-performance gas burners sealed to the stove comprising an 18,000 BTU Triple Ring Burner and 10200 BTU Rapid Burner, and two 7,500 BTU Semi-Rapid Burners. The kitchen range is versatile thanks to a detachable wok-ring and griddle. Dual-stacked burners, with patented technology, allow precise temperature control from low to high and an automatic reignition mechanism for safety during operation. The oven comes with Dual VertiFlow convection for consistent multi-rack cooking, and 10 cooking options designed by chefs to eliminate the guesswork of meal prep. Dual fuel range cooktops require a natural gas connection to power the burners and an electrical connection for the oven. The oven in this range is an electric heating element that creates a dryer, more even heat compared to the gas stovetop. This can reduce the need to rotate baking dishes and produce better outcomes when cooking or crisping food. Many cooks choose dual fuel ranges because it allows them to employ more advanced cooking techniques, like roasting or charring the peppers easily. They also love the responsiveness of the gas cooktop, and the dryer heat of the oven which encourages crisping. The biggest drawback to dual fuel ranges is the price and installation requirements, since the gas line has to be installed if your home does not have one. Find models made of durable stainless steel, and come with top features like electronic ignition and self-cleaning cycles. Find the perfect fit for your kitchen by examining the various sizes and styles that range from 24 to 60 inch wide. Browse the Wolf range of dual-fuel models to find the perfect choice for your home. Controls Whether you're a dedicated cook at home or a passionate foodie, there is no better appliance to explore than a dual fuel range cooker. Combining dual-fuel range style cookers of a gas cooktop with the precision of an electric oven, these stoves provide the best of both worlds to improve your dining experience. Explore a variety of freestanding models to find the perfect match for your space and tastes. Dual fuel stoves are also well-known for their style. They are available with a variety of styles and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that go with any kitchen style. Choose between classic red knobs or modern black options, as well as brass, chrome, or platinum bezels to customize your look. You can also combine your two ranges with a similar hood to create a and cohesive kitchen design. The versatility of dual fuel ranges lets you experiment with new cooking methods. Instant heating on the gas cooktop enables you to cook quickly and stir fry, while flames can be used for charring peppers or for achieving the perfect searing on a steak. Then, when baking, the oven's precision can be used to bake a bread that rises evenly and bakes a cake with a precise texture. In addition, some homes enjoy the savings in cost that are offered by dual fuel stoves. You may be able to cut down on your winter energy bills by using a dual-fuel stove, depending on the local natural gas and electricity rates. Important Information: Read the instructions for use and safety warnings before using this device. If you do not follow these instructions the warranty could be void. Be sure that the appliance has been installed by a suitably qualified installer in accordance with applicable regulations. This is ensuring that the space where the appliance is installed has continuous ventilation, as per the BS 5440 Part 2. This is an obligation of law in England and Wales. This product includes a copy of the safety notices and operating instructions. Installers should keep these documents as a reference. Installation A dual freestanding range cooker that is fuel-efficient is the ideal upgrade for your kitchen if you are looking for the precise control of an oven and the receptive heat of a gas range. The installation process varies based on the model, but is usually straightforward and guided by a manual that is provided by the manufacturer. No matter if you decide to go with an open-air or slide-in model, the most important steps will involve preparation of the installation space, ensuring proper ventilation and installing any applicable anti-tip brackets (if necessary). If your new dual fuel range requires a gas connection to be connected, it must be connected to a suitable existing gas pipe. This can be accomplished by taking off the cap of the gas shutoff valve in your basement, loosing the bayonet fitting on the pipe that runs up through the floor and screwing a flex pipe end to it then tightening the fitting using an adjustable wrench. If needed, a professional gas engineer can carry out the additional pipe work. Make sure you turn off the power at the circuit breaker box or fuse box prior to connecting your new range. You can also use a voltage tester that does not require contact to verify that it's turned off. Also, take the drawer out when it's removable, to access the gas connection on the back of the appliance. Apply pipe joint compound or Teflon tape appropriate for use with Natural or LP gas around all male pipe threads to prevent leaks. If dual range cooker requires an outlet to run it, make sure you connect it to an outlet with 240-volts that is appropriate for the. Check the product's data plate for specific electrical ratings and warnings. There are numerous benefits when you choose a dual fuel range cooker with the potential to save money (gas is generally cheaper than electricity) and the capability to use more sophisticated cooking techniques, such as charring. Budgeting should consider the additional costs associated with installation and purchase.