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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 and an electric oven. This model by Cafe features powerful and flexible burners, as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. It also has an air-frying. The knobs and finishes can be customized to match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop A dual fuel range cooker is a gas cooktop with an electric oven, offering you the best of both worlds. This unique combination allows for you to explore new cooking techniques and recipes while also increasing the efficiency of your cooking. You can find an ad-hoc fuel range that suits your needs, whether professional chef or a novice. Gas ranges feature burners that are powered by natural gas, allowing the open flame that is ideal to saute and grill. They offer immediate response to temperature fluctuations and allow you to see 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 pans and pots. They allow for precise temperature control and heat is evenly distributed over the entire cooktop surface. However, they may take longer to heat than gas stoves. Some cooks prefer an electric oven because it creates a more dry heat, which helps to retain moisture in the dish and provides it a crispier appearance. Some prefer the even baking and fast heating of a gas-powered oven, which provides a more precise temperature control than an electric oven. You could consider a dual fuel range, which includes a gas stovetop and an oven. A freestanding dual-fuel stove can be designed to look as stylish or casual as you like. There are a variety of designs and finishes that will suit any kitchen. Some models are constructed of stainless steel while others are rustic with matte black finishes or bronze-colored accents. Some dual fuel ranges include matching appliances such as refrigerators or dishwasher. Miele's dual fuel ranges are designed to empower your culinary imagination. Explore our ranges to find top-quality ranges that offer the performance and design. Explore the M Pro dual stacked burner system that provides 19,500 BTUs to help you attain your desired level of heat, and new technologies such as MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Learn how you can control your range anywhere using WiFiConn@ct, a smartphone app and the WiFiConn@ct application. Oven This dual fuel range cooker was specifically designed for cooks who require the responsive control of a gas flame and the consistent, drying heat of an oven. It is the perfect combination of both. The stovetop features five high-performance gas burners that are sealed, including 18,000 BTU Triple Ring Burner and a 10,200 BTU Rapid Burner and two 7,500 BTU Semi-Rapid Burners. A removable wok ring as well as a griddle are included to provide the versatility of this kitchen range. Dual-stacked burners, with patented technology, offer precise temperature control from low to high and an automatic reignition system to ensure safety during operation. The oven is equipped with Dual VertiFlow convection for consistent multi-rack cooking, and 10 cooking options designed by chefs to take the guesswork out of meal prep. Dual fuel range cooktops require a natural gas connection to power the burners and an electrical connection to the oven. The oven of this range uses an electric heating element that creates dryer, more uniform heat, compared to gas stovetops. This can reduce the necessity to rotate baking dishes, and provide better results when browning or crisping food. Many cooks choose a dual-fuel range because they can easily use more advanced cooking methods such as roasting or grilling of peppers. Additionally, they appreciate the sensitivity of temperature control on the gas cooktop and prefer that the oven's drier heat encourages crisping and browning. The biggest drawback to a dual-fuel range is the installation and price. If your home doesn't have gas lines it is necessary to install one. Look for models made of durable stainless steel, and come with top features like self-cleaning cycles and electronic ignition. Explore a variety of styles and sizes, from 24 to 60 inches wide, to find the right suitable kitchen appliance. Explore the Wolf collection of dual-fuel ranges to find the best solution for your home. range style dual fuel cookers If you're a committed cook at home or a fervent foodie, there is no better appliance than a dual fuel range cooker. These stoves blend the responsiveness of a gas stove with the precision of an oven to improve your cooking experience. Explore a range of freestanding models and choose the perfect fit to your kitchen space. Dual fuel stoves are well-known for their style. These stoves come in a variety of designs and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that complement any kitchen style. Choose between classic red knobs or modern black options. You can also pick between chrome, platinum or brass bezels. There's even the option to combine your dual range with a the hood to create an unified kitchen design. Dual fuel ranges are flexible and let you explore new cooking techniques. Instant heat from the gas cooktop allows you to cook quickly and stir fry and also be used for charring peppers or creating a perfect searing of a steak. When baking, the oven's precise can be employed to bake a loaf that rises evenly and bakes a cake with a precise texture. Additionally, some homes enjoy the savings in cost that include dual fuel stoves. You could be able to lower your winter energy bills using a dual-fuel range depending on local natural gas and electricity rates. Important Information Prior to using this appliance, make sure to carefully go through the operating instructions and the safety warnings. In the absence of this, it could cause the warranty to be invalidated. Ensure that this appliance is installed by a suitably qualified installer in accordance with the applicable regulations. This is ensuring that the space where the appliance is situated has permanent ventilation, as per BS 5440: Part 2. This is a requirement of the law in England and Wales. A copy of the operating instructions as well as safety information is included in this product. Installers should keep these documents for reference. Installation A dual freestanding range cooker that is fuel-efficient is the perfect upgrade for your kitchen if you want the precise control of an oven as well as the receptive heat of gas ranges. The process of installation will differ for each model but the majority of them are straightforward and guided by the instruction manual that is provided by the manufacturer. The most important steps, whether you choose an open-air or slide-in model, is to prepare the installation space and ensure adequate ventilation and install any brackets with anti-tips that could be needed. If your dual fuel range needs gas connection, you will need to connect it to a gas pipe. This can be accomplished by taking off the cap of the gas shutoff valve in your basement, loosening the bayonet fitting on the pipe coming up through the floor and then screwing a flex hose end to this and tightening it with an adjustable wrench. A professional gas engineer can undertake the extra pipe work if required. Before connecting your new range make sure the power is off by the circuit breaker or fuse box and confirm that the power is turned off with an uncontact voltage tester. Take the drawer out, if it is removable, to access the gas connection located 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 to stop leaks. If your dual fuel range cooker requires an outlet to power it, make sure you connect it to a 240-volt outlet that is suitable for the purpose. Please refer to the dataplate for electrical ratings and other warnings. There are many benefits to choosing a dual fuel range cooker with the potential to save money (gas is usually cheaper than electricity) and the capability to use more advanced cooking techniques, like grilling. Budgeting should include the additional costs associated with installation and purchase.