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Range Oven Dual Fuel – Gas Cooktop Versatility and Electric Oven Precision A dual-fuel range oven combines the flexibility of a gas stove with the precision of an electric oven. They're perfect for cooks who like rapid burner heat when cooking but prefer the consistent, precise heating of an electric oven. Visit Clarke for a tour of the showroom to explore the options available and view a dual-fuel range at work. Our experts can help determine if this high-performance appliance will be a good fit in your kitchen. Versatility Dual fuel ranges blend the ability to respond to gas stoves with the consistency of electric ovens into a single appliance. This is perfect for cooks who prefer the control and precision of an electric oven, however, still prefer the convenience of gas. These ranges come in various designs and sizes to match any kitchen layout. They also come with powerful features like convection cooking. The versatility of dual-fuel range ovens offers new culinary possibilities for ambitious home cooks. You can prepare restaurant-quality dishes in your kitchen making use of the quick response of gas burners for simmering and sauteing and the slickness of an electric oven for baking or roasting. From grilling peppers on the stovetop to grilling a filet in the oven and everything else you need to prepare delicious meals. These powerful appliances are also energy efficient. The gas cooktops heat up quickly, requiring less energy for short tasks and the electric oven is able to maintain a constant temperature, which saves energy when cooking for longer periods of time. A dual-fuel stove will help you expand your culinary knowledge and master new techniques. Gas cooktops are responsive and control needed for high-heat cooking Electric ovens guarantee even temperatures and precise temperatures. range cooker is the center of any kitchen that works hard. Its elegant design and professional performance make it an essential item. From high-end gas burners and spacious ovens as well as cutting-edge features such as infrared charbroiling and Dual VertiFlow convection The ranges are designed for busy cooks at home as well as food enthusiasts. While dual fuel ranges are more expensive than standard gas or electric models, it provides greater versatility and the power of two appliances in one. Check out our online selection of dual-fuel ranges if want to upgrade your kitchen and experience the benefits of gas stovetops and an electric oven. We offer a variety of sizes and features to suit any kitchen layout, including electric and gas ovens that have white and stainless steel finishes. Convenience Dual fuel ranges mix a gas cooktop and an electric oven to provide you with the best of both. You can still bake with precision temperature control while enjoying rapid, quick heating of gas. The Legacy Dual Fuel Range from ZLINE provides a truly unique culinary experience that combines powerful gas and precision electric. This exquisite model comes with an elegant stainless steel gas cooktop that has 7 Italian-designed burners with large convection and bake ovens, and an elegant black matte oven door that features a Landscape window design. Hydraulic SoftCloseTM hinges prevent slamming and ensure that the Ovens and Warming Drawer close with ease, while the raised Pedestal Star® Burners and porcelain maintop make it easy to clean under and around the burners. You can master new cooking techniques and recipes by mixing the power of both types. For instance, you can use a gas cooktop to char peppers over an open flame or to get just the right sear on a piece of steak. Electric ovens are great for baking cakes or roasting vegetables. For duel fuel cookers of kitchen layouts and cooking styles our 36-inch dual Fuel Ranges and Gas Ranges and Induction Ranges will surely have an option that will fit your space. Browse our entire collection to find the perfect piece to your home. A dual fuel stove can be a great choice for homeowners who are looking to upgrade their stove but don't want to spend the amount of money. Instead, a separate gas and electric wall oven can be put in in your kitchen to give you the functionality of dual fuel stoves with a lesser price. Be aware that an electric and gas wall oven requires a separate gas connection for each appliance. A separate electric and gas wall oven also doesn't have the rapid preheating that comes with the dual fuel range. In these circumstances, a separate gas and electric wall oven may not be the best option for your home. Energy Efficiency A dual fuel range gives flexibility and a high-quality cooking experience that is desired by professional chefs as well as serious home cooks. The gas cooktop's receptive temperature control lets you use various cooking methods that include slow-cooking as well as searing meats. The electric oven's efficiency during long cooking times is similar to that of the gas stovetop for an appliance for the kitchen that is energy-efficient across all fronts. The cooktop's open flame, surrounded by grates provides a natural, efficient source of heat that quickly adjusts to the desired intensity. This flexibility lets cooktop users get the desired results from the cooktop, for example, grilling and browning food on one hand while steaming the vegetables on the other. The oven's heating element cycles frequently than gas ovens, which helps to ensure that the temperature of the cavity is precise and reducing the need for dish rotation. Some ranges offer additional oven settings to increase its capabilities, such as air fry or convection roasting, which makes the oven more adaptable and useful in the kitchen. These features might not be necessary for every cooking style. Before deciding on a range take into consideration your preferences for cooking and the overall appearance of your space to narrow down your options. Take the time to research the features and functions that are available on each range to find the most suitable one for your kitchen. The gas valve must be shut off before connecting the gas line to a dual fuel range. A certified technician should inspect the installation after the gas and electrical connections have been made to make sure that it is secure and safe. Eva Bleyer is a Good Housekeeping Institute reviews analyst who has spent a long time testing various kitchen appliances and cooking ranges in the laboratory. She is awed by the reactivity and visual control of a gas stove, as well as the consistency and even heat distribution of an electric oven, which is why she decided to buy a dual fuel range to her home. Safety A dual fuel range utilizes electricity and gas for their stovetop and oven functions. This lets you keep an efficient gas stovetop to speed up heating, boiling and baking as well as an electric oven that offers exact and even heating. This flexibility is what makes range oven dual fuel a popular upgrade for a lot of home cooks. You can choose from many different styles and features when it comes to buying a new range. The most important factor to consider is the type of cooking you like to do in your kitchen. A dual fuel range oven is a great choice if you like to try new recipes and cooking techniques. You can make use of the gas stovetop cook an aperitif, and you can get the perfect heat for molded pans and pots. Then, you can make use of the electric oven to make flaky pastry as well as a delicious roast. The majority of range ovens with dual fuels come with gas and electric cooktop burners as well as stainless steel or black glass door for the oven. Certain models come with additional oven settings, such as convection or air fry, to give you more cooking options. Some ranges are slide-in while others are freestanding. Before buying it is important to understand the requirements for installation of your model. You may have to install a gas line or change an electrical outlet to accommodate dual-fuel ranges. Certain homes require a separate gas supply, while others have only electric power. No matter if you opt for either a slide-in or freestanding range, a dual-fuel range will be an eye-catching addition to your kitchen. Many manufacturers offer a range of finishes from sleek black to stainless steel. You can also add accents like chrome handles to complete your appearance. Certain brands come with a distinct halo that shows which burners are on. This is a security feature to prevent accidental burns. The best way to see if a dual fuel range is the right fit for your kitchen is to visit Clarke, New England's official Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove Showroom and Test Kitchen. Visit Clarke to view the ranges in kitchens that are fully created by Clarke's top designers.