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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel cooker is a perfect blend of gas stove burners with an electric oven. This model from Cafe features powerful and flexible burners, Wi-Fi connectivity, a smart oven and even air frying. The knobs and finishes can be customized to match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop Dual fuel range cookers combine a gas stove with an electric oven, giving you the best of both. This unique combination lets you to explore new cooking methods and recipes and also boosts the effectiveness of your cooking. You can find an ad-hoc fuel range that will meet your needs, whether a professional chef or a novice. Gas ranges feature burners that are powered by natural gas. They provide the open flame that is ideal for sauteing and searing. They provide instant response to temperature fluctuations and let you see your food while cooking. They can be more costly to run than an electric cooktop. Electric stovetops are flat and utilize heating elements instead of gas ranges to heat pots and pans. They offer precise temperature control and distribute heat across the entire surface of the cooktop but can take longer to warm up than gas ranges. Some cooks prefer an electric oven because it produces a drier heat, which helps to keep the moisture in the dish and provides it a crispier appearance. Some prefer the even baking and quick heat response of a gas-powered oven, that provides more precise temperature control than an electric oven. You could consider a dual fuel range, which includes gas stovetops and an oven. The design of a freestanding dual fuel range can be as elegant or casual as you choose with a range of finishes and styles available to suit any kitchen. Certain models are made of stainless steel while others have a rustic appearance with matte black finishes or bronze-colored accents. Some dual-fuel models come with appliances that match, such as refrigerators or dishwashers. Miele's dual fuel ranges are designed to inspire your culinary imagination. Explore our ranges to find top-quality ranges that offer performance and style. Explore the M Pro dual-stacked burner system, which delivers 19,500 BTUs and helps you get the desired degree of warmth. Explore the latest technologies such as MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Learn how to manage dual-fuel range style cookers from anywhere with WiFiConn@ct, an app for smartphones and the WiFiConn@ct application. Oven For cooks who prefer the quick control of gas burners and the even dry heat of an electric oven, this dual fuel range cooker gives the best of both. The stovetop is fitted with five sealed gas burners. They include a 18,000 BTU triple ring burner, an 11,200 BTU rapid burner and two 7,500 BTU semi-rapid burners. The kitchen range is versatile thanks to a detachable ring for the wok and griddle. Dual-stacked burners with patents provide precise high-to-low temperature control, as well as an automatic re-ignition system to ensure safety of operation. The oven comes with Dual VertiFlow convection for consistent multi-rack cooking, as well as 10 cooking options designed by chefs to eliminate the guesswork of meal preparation. Dual fuel range cooktops require a natural gas connection to power the burners and an electrical connection to the oven. The oven in this range uses an electric heating element to produce a more uniform, dry heat than gas stovetops, which could reduce the need for rotation of baking dishes and give better results when cooking and crisping foods. Many cooks opt for dual fuel ranges due to the fact that it allows them to use more sophisticated cooking techniques, such as roasting or charring the peppers with ease. They also appreciate the reactivity of the gas cooktop, and the dryer heat in the oven that encourages crisping. The main drawback of a dual fuel range is the price and installation requirements, as the gas line has to be installed if your home does not have one. If you're looking for a freestanding dual fuel range that's built to last, search for models with a durable stainless steel construction and premium features such as electronic ignition and an auto-cleaning cycle. Explore a variety of designs and sizes, ranging from 24 to 60 inches wide to find the perfect fit for your kitchen. Explore the Wolf range of dual-fuel models to find the best choice for your home. Controls Whether you're a dedicated home cook or an enthusiastic foodie, there is no better appliance than a dual fuel range cooker. Combining the responsiveness of gas cooktops and the precision of an electric oven, these stoves offer the best of both worlds to improve your culinary experience. Explore a variety of freestanding models to find the best fit for your home and preferences. Dual fuel stoves are well-known for their style. With sleek stainless steel finishes to match any kitchen style These stoves come with various styles to choose from. Choose between classic red knobs or modern black options, as well as brass, chrome, or platinum bezels to personalise your look. You can also pair your dual range with an hood that matches for an integrated, cohesive kitchen design. The versatility of dual fuel ranges also allows you to develop new cooking methods. Instant heating on the gas cooktop lets you to quickly cook and stir fry while flames can be used to grill peppers or creating a perfect searing of a cut of steak. After baking, the oven's precision can be employed to bake a loaf that rises evenly and bakes a cake with a precise texture. Certain homes also benefit from the savings that come with a dual-fuel stove. Depending on the natural gas supply you have and electricity rates in your area you may be able to save money on your energy bills during winter months if you utilize dual fuel ranges. Important information Important: Before using this appliance, make sure to carefully go through the operating instructions and the safety warnings. Inadequately reading them could cause the warranty to be invalidated. Install the appliance by a certified installer who is knowledgeable of the applicable regulations. This includes ensuring that the room in which the appliance is placed is ventilated continuously according to the BS5440 Part 2. This is legally required in England and Wales. A copy of the operating instructions and safety warnings are included with this product. The installer should keep these documents to refer to in the future. Installation If you're upgrading your kitchen and want the fast heating of a gas cooktop and precise oven control from an electric range cooker, then a freestanding dual fuel range might be the perfect solution. Installation will vary depending on the model, but it is generally straightforward and guided by a user manual that is provided by the manufacturer. The most important steps, regardless of if you opt for a freestanding or slide-in model, are 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 requires gas connections to be connected, it must be connected to an existing gas pipe. This can be done by removing the cap on the gas shutoff valve in your basement. Then, loosen the bayonet fitting on the pipe that runs through the floor, and screw a flexible hose end onto it. Secure it with an adjustable wrench. A professional gas engineer will be able to complete the additional pipe work required if needed. Before connecting your new range make sure the power is turned off by the circuit breaker or fuse box and confirm that the power is off using an uncontact voltage tester. Take the drawer out in the event that it is removable, to access the gas connection located at 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 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 rated appropriately. Refer to the dataplate for electrical ratings and safety information. There are numerous benefits of dual fuel range cookers with the potential to save money (gas is usually cheaper than electricity) and the capability to use advanced cooking techniques such as grilling. However, the extra purchase and installation costs are important to take into consideration when planning your budget.