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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. These ovens are perfect for cooks who prefer the receptive heat of a gas burner while sauteing but prefer the precise heating of an electric oven. Set up a visit to the showroom at Clarke to view the dual fuel range in action and to explore your options. Our experts can help determine whether this high-performance appliance can be a good fit in your kitchen. Versatility A dual fuel range blends the ability to cook with gas and the consistent heating of electric ovens into one appliance. It's perfect for cooks who prefer the control of a gas stove however require the precision of an electric oven to bake and roast. These ranges come in various styles and sizes to suit any kitchen layout. They also come with powerful features like convection cooking. The versatility of dual-fuel range ovens offers new opportunities for home cooks. With the quick response of gas burners to simmer and saute, and the precision of an electric oven for roasting, baking and broiling, you can prepare food that is restaurant-quality in your own kitchen. From charring peppers on the stovetop, to searing the filet in the oven and everything else you need to cook delicious meals. These powerful appliances are also energy efficient. The gas cooktops heat quickly, using less energy for short tasks, while the electric oven maintains a steady temperature, thereby saving energy during long cooking sessions. A dual-fuel range can aid you in expanding your culinary abilities and learn new techniques. Gas cooktops provide the comfort and convenience required for high-temperature applications, whereas an electric oven provides precise temperatures and even heating to guarantee the best results. Modern design and professional performance make a dual fuel range the centerpiece of any hardworking kitchen. These ranges come with professional gas burners, spacious ovens, and cutting-edge features such as infrared Charbroiling and Dual Vertical Convection. They are made for busy chefs at home and food lovers. A dual fuel range may be more expensive than a regular electric or gas model, however it provides greater flexibility and power in one appliance. Check out our online selection of dual fuel ranges if you want to modernize your kitchen and get the advantages of a gas stovetop and an electric oven. We have a range of features and sizes to fit any kitchen layout, including gas and electric ovens that come with stainless steel and white finishes. Convenience Dual fuel ranges combine a gas cooktop and an electric oven to give you the best of both. You can still bake with precise temperature control while enjoying quick, responsive heating of gas. The Legacy Dual Fuel Range by ZLINE offers a culinary experience that is unrivaled. It combines powerful gas with precision electric. dual-fuel range style cookers comes with a stunning stainless-steel cooktop with seven Italian-designed burners. It also has large bake and convection Ovens and a black matte oven with Landscape window design. Hydraulic SoftCloseTM hinges prevent slamming and ensure the Ovens and Warming Drawer close easily, and 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 using both kinds. For instance, you can use a gas cooktop to char peppers on an open flame or get just the right sear on your piece of steak. Additionally, the precise and even heat of the electric oven can be used to roast vegetables and bake cakes. Our luxurious 36-inch Dual-Fuel Ranges, Gas Ranges and Induction Ranges will fit various kitchen designs and cooking styles. Explore our entire collection to find the perfect addition to your home. A dual fuel stove is an excellent option for homeowners who desire the flexibility of gas and electric cooking but aren't ready in a full range upgrade. Installing an electric and gas wall oven in your kitchen can give you the advantages of dual fuel ranges at a lower price. Be aware that an electric and gas wall oven requires a separate gas hook-up for each appliance. A separate electric and gas wall oven also doesn't have the rapid preheating that comes with the dual fuel range. A separate gas and electrical wall oven is not the best option for your home. Energy Efficiency Dual fuel ranges are versatile and a premium experience, which is highly desired by both professional chefs and serious home cooks. The gas cooktop's receptive heating adjustment allows to a variety of methods, from slow-cooking stews to grilling meats at high temperatures. The efficiency of the electric oven in long cooking sessions is comparable to that of the gas stovetop for an appliance in the kitchen that is energy-efficient on all fronts. The cooktop's open flame, surrounded by grates creates an efficient and natural source of heat that quickly adjusts to the desired degree. This allows the cook to achieve desired outcomes, such as cooking or grilling food on one side while steaming vegetables and baking bread on the other. The oven's heating element turns on and off more often than gas ovens, allowing to keep the temperature of the oven in check and reducing the need for dish rotation. Certain ranges come with additional oven settings like convection roasting or air fry that makes it more adaptable and useful in your kitchen. However, these options aren't always necessary to meet your specific cooking needs. Take into consideration your cooking preferences and the overall look of your kitchen to narrow your choices. Spend the time to research the functions and features of each kind of kitchen appliance to determine the ideal suitable one for your kitchen. A dual fuel range requires both a gas line hookup and an electrical outlet, and the gas valve should be shut off prior to connecting the gas line. A qualified technician should check the installation after the electrical and gas connections are made to ensure that it is safe and secure. Eva Bleyer is a Good Housekeeping Institute reviews analyst who has spent a long time testing a variety of kitchen appliances and cooking ranges in the lab. She is awed by the reactivity and visual control of a gas stove, and also the consistency and even heat distribution of an electric oven, which is why she decided to purchase an electric and dual fuel range for her home. Safety Dual fuel ranges utilize both electricity and gas to power their stovetops and ovens. This lets you have a powerful gas cooktop for faster heating and boiling, while also gaining an electric oven that is precise and even heat that produces professional-looking baking results. This versatility makes dual-fuel range ovens an extremely popular upgrade among home chefs. When it comes to selecting the best new kitchen appliances, you can choose from a range of styles and features. The most important thing to consider is the type of cooking that you prefer to do in your kitchen. If you like to experiment with new recipes and techniques using a range oven with dual fuel is an excellent option. You can make use of the gas stovetop flambe an aperitif, and get the right temperature for the molded pans and pots. You can then make use of the electric oven to make a flaky pastry and delicious roast. The majority of range ovens dual fuel models come with electric and gas cooktop burners, as well as a stainless steel or black glass oven door. Some models have additional oven settings such as air fry or convection to provide you with 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. It could be necessary to install a gas line, or alter an electrical outlet to accommodate dual-fuel ranges. Certain homes require a separate gas supply, whereas other homes have only electric power. No matter if you opt for a freestanding or slide-in range or a dual fuel range, a dual fuel one will be an eye-catching addition to your kitchen. There are many manufacturers that offer a variety of finishes, from sleek black to stainless steel. You can also add accessories such as chrome handles to complete your appearance. Some brands have a special Halo that displays the burners that are in use. This is a safety feature to prevent accidental burns. Clarke is the official New England's Sub Zero, Wolf and Cove Showroom and Test Kitchen. This is the best way to determine if dual fuel ranges are right for your kitchen. Visit Clarke to see the ranges in kitchens that are fully created by Clarke's top designers.