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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 with an electric oven. This model from Cafe has powerful and flexible burners, Wi-Fi connectivity a smart oven and even air frying. The knobs and finishes can be customised to match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop A dual fuel range cooker is the gas cooktop with an electric oven, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds. This unique combination lets you to try new cooking and recipe ideas and also boosts the efficiency of your cooking. No matter if you're a novice chef or a professional cook, you can find the perfect dual fuel range to fit your needs. Gas ranges have burners that are powered by gas. This creates an open flame ideal for sautéing and searing. They offer immediate response to temperature fluctuations and let you see your food while cooking. However, they can be 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 permit precise temperature control, and the heat is evenly distributed over the entire surface of the cooktop. However, they do take longer to heat than a gas stove. Some cooks prefer the less drying heating of an electric oven, which allows dishes to retain moisture and create crispier appearances. Others prefer the even baking and quick heating of a gas oven, which provides a 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 range can be designed to be as stylish or casual as you'd like. There are many styles and finishes that can work with any kitchen. Some models are made of stainless steel, while others have a rustic appearance and matte black or brushed bronze accents. Some dual fuel ranges even include appliances that are compatible like refrigerators or dishwasher. Miele's dual fuel ranges are designed to help you unleash your culinary imagination. Explore our ranges 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 get the desired degree of warmth. Also explore innovative technologies like MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Discover how you can operate your range from any location using WiFiConn@ct and an app for your smartphone. Oven For cooks who prefer the quick control of gas burners and the consistent, dry heat of an electric oven This dual fuel range cooker gives the best of both. The stovetop is fitted with five gas burners that are sealed. They include an 18,000 BTU triple Ring burner, a 10,200 BTU rapid burner, and two 7,500 BTU semi-rapid burners. A detachable wok-ring and an included griddle give the versatility of this range for kitchens. Dual-stacked burners that are patent-pending offer precise high-to-low temperature control, as well as an automatic re-ignition system that will ensure safety of operation. Dual VertiFlow Convection ensures consistent cooking across multiple racks. Ten chef-created cooking mode removes the guesswork from the preparation of meals. Dual fuel range cooktops require the use of natural gas to power the burners and an electrical connection for the oven. This range's oven uses an electric heating element which produces a dryer, more even heat than gas stovetops. This may reduce the need to rotate baking dishes, and provide better results when crisping or browning food. Many cooks choose dual fuel ranges due to the fact that it lets them use more sophisticated cooking techniques, like roasting or charring peppers without difficulty. In addition, they love the sensitivity of temperature control on the gas cooktop and prefer that the oven's drier heat helps to crisp and brown. The biggest drawback to a dual fuel range is the cost and installation requirements, since the gas line has to be installed if your home doesn't have one already. For a stand-alone dual fuel range built to last, look for models with durable stainless steel construction and premium features such as electronic ignition and self-cleaning cycles. Find the ideal fit for your kitchen by examining the various designs and sizes that range from 24 to 60 inch wide. Explore the Wolf range of dual-fuel stoves to find the best choice for your home. Controls Dual fuel range cookers are the ideal appliance for home cooks or foodie. Combining the responsiveness of gas cooktops and the precision of an electric oven, these stoves give you the best of both worlds to elevate your dining experience. Explore a wide range of freestanding models to find the perfect one for your space and tastes. Dual fuel stoves are also well-known for their design. With sleek stainless steel finishes that match any kitchen style These stoves come with many styles. Pick from classic red knobs or contemporary black options. You can also pick between chrome, platinum or brass bezels. There's even the option to combine your dual range with a an hood that matches for a cohesive, coordinated kitchen design. The versatility of a dual fuel range also lets you experiment with new cooking methods. Instant heat from the gas cooktop allows you to quickly sauté and stir fry while flames can be used for charring peppers or for achieving the perfect searing of a cut of steak. When baking with precision, the oven can be utilized to bake bread that rises evenly, and bake cakes with an exact texture. Some homes also enjoy the savings on costs associated with a dual fuel stove. Depending on the natural gas supply you have and local electricity rates you may be able to save money on your energy costs in winter when you have dual fuel stoves. Important Information: Please read the instructions for use and safety instructions before using this appliance. If you fail to adhere to these guidelines, your warranty may be invalidated. Make sure that the appliance is installed by a suitably qualified installer in accordance with applicable regulations. This includes ensuring the room in which the appliance is placed has a continuous ventilation system, as specified in BS5440: Part 2. This is a legal requirement in England and Wales. This product comes with a copy the safety information and operating instructions. Installers should keep these documents for future 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 as well as the responsive heat from a gas range. The installation process will differ based on the model, but it is generally straightforward and guided by a manual that is provided by the manufacturer. No matter if you decide to go with either a freestanding or slide-in model, the most crucial steps will include preparing the installation space in order to ensure proper ventilation, and installing any applicable anti-tip brackets (if appropriate). If your dual fuel range needs gas connection, you will need to connect it to an existing gas pipe. This can be done by removing the cap on the gas shutoff valve located in your basement. Then loosen the bayonet fitting on the pipe that runs through the floor and attach a flexible hose onto it. Then, tighten it using an adjustable wrench. If necessary, a professional gas engineer can perform the additional pipe work. Before connecting your new appliance ensure that the power is turned off by the fuse box or circuit breaker and confirm that the power is turned off using an uncontact voltage tester. Also, take the drawer out if it's removable to reach the gas connection on the back of the appliance. To stop duel fuel cooker , apply pipe joint compound or Teflon Tape that is suitable for Natural Gas or LP around all male threads. If your new dual fuel range cooker is required to be powered via a plug, make sure to plug it into a outlet with 240 volts. Please refer to the dataplate for electrical ratings and other warnings. There are many advantages of a dual fuel range cooker with the potential to save money (gas is usually cheaper than electricity) and the ability to use more advanced cooking techniques, such as grilling. However, the extra purchase and installation costs are something to be considered when budgeting.