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Upgrade Your Kitchen With a Freestanding Dual Fuel Range Cooker A freestanding dual fuel range cooker is a perfect blend of gas stove burners with an electric oven. This model by Cafe is powerful and has flexible burners as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. It also comes with a smart oven and air-frying. It is also available in different colors and finishes, which help match the rest of your kitchen. Cooktop Dual fuel range cookers blend a gas stove with an electric oven, giving you the best of both. This unique combination allows for you to explore new recipes and cooking methods while also increasing your cooking efficiency. You can find an ad-hoc fuel range that suits your needs, whether you're professional chef or an amateur. Gas ranges have burners fueled by natural gas. They provide the open flame that is ideal for sauteing and searing. They respond immediately to temperature changes and let you view the food you cook on. They can be more costly to operate than an electrical cooktop. Electric stovetops are flat and utilize heating elements instead of gas ranges to heat pans and pots. They permit precise temperature control and the heat is evenly distributed across the entire cooktop surface. However, they may take longer to heat than a gas stove. Some cooks prefer electric ovens because it produces a drier heat, which helps keep the moisture in the dish and gives it a crispier appearance. Gas ovens are preferred by some for their quick heat response and even baking. They also offer the most precise temperature than an electric oven. For a compromise, consider a freestanding dual fuel range that has a gas cooktop and an electric oven. The design of a freestanding dual fuel range can be as stylish or casual as you choose and there are a variety of styles and finishes to fit any kitchen. Some models are stainless steel, while others have a more rustic appearance with options such as a matte black finish or bristled bronze accents. Some dual-fuel models come with appliances that match, such as a dishwasher or refrigerator. Miele's dual-fuel ranges are designed to help you enhance your culinary imagination. Explore our ranges to find high-quality ranges with performance and style. Explore the M Pro dual-stacked burner system that delivers 19,500 BTUs and allows you to attain the desired level of warmth. Also, explore the latest technologies such as MotionReact and MoisturePlus. Discover how to control your range anywhere using WiFiConn@ct, an app for smartphones and the WiFiConn@ct app. Oven This dual fuel range cooker was designed for cooks who want the control and responsiveness of a gas stove and the consistent, drying heat of an oven. It is the perfect combination of both. The stovetop is fitted with five gas burners that are sealed. These include a 18,000 BTU triple Ring burner and an 11,200 BTU rapid burner, and two 7,500 BTU semi-rapid burners. This kitchen range is versatile due to a detachable wok-ring and griddle. Dual-stacked burners that are patent-pending offer precise low-to-high temperature control as well as an automatic re-ignition mechanism to ensure safe operation. dual-fuel range style cookers ensures consistent cooking on multiple racks. Ten chef-created cooking modes 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. The oven in this range uses an electric heating element to create a drier, more even heat than that produced by a gas stovetop, which can reduce the need to rotate baking dishes and provide better results when browning and crisping food items. Many cooks prefer a dual-fuel range due to the fact that they can use more advanced cooking methods like roasting or the charring of peppers. Additionally, they appreciate the sensitivity of temperature control on the gas cooktop and appreciate that the oven's dryer heat encourages crisping and browning. The major drawback of a dual-fuel range is the installation and the cost. If your home doesn't have gas lines and you want to install one. Look for models constructed of tough stainless steel, and come with high-end features, such as electronic ignition and self-cleaning cycles. Explore different sizes and styles, ranging from 24 to 60 inches wide to find the perfect suitable kitchen appliance. Explore the Wolf range of dual-fuel models to find the perfect option for your home. Controls If you're a devoted home cook or an enthusiastic foodie, there's no better appliance than a dual fuel cooker. Combining the responsiveness of a gas cooktop with the precision of an electric oven, these stoves provide the best of both worlds to enhance your dining experience. Explore a range of freestanding models to find the best match for your space and taste. Many homeowners also appreciate the style appeal of dual fuel stoves. These stoves come in a range of styles and finishes. They are available in sleek stainless steel finishes that match any kitchen design. Choose from classic red knobs or contemporary black options. You can also choose between platinum, chrome, or brass bezels. You can even pair your dual range with a matching hood to create a, cohesive kitchen design. Dual fuel ranges are versatile and allow you to explore new cooking techniques. The gas cooktop's quick heat lets you sauté and stir fry in a flash while the flames can be used to char peppers or create an ideal sear on a steak. When baking with precision, the oven can be utilized to bake bread that rises evenly, and bake a cake with the perfect texture. Additionally homeowners can also benefit from the savings on costs that are offered by dual fuel stoves. You could be able to reduce your winter energy bills using a dual-fuel stove, depending on the local electricity and natural gas prices. IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Before using this appliance, make sure to carefully read the operating instructions and the safety warnings. If you fail to adhere to these guidelines, your warranty may be invalidated. Install this appliance by a qualified installer who is familiar with the regulations applicable to it. This includes ensuring that the room where this appliance is installed is ventilated continuously according to BS5440: Part 2. This is a requirement of law in England and Wales. This product comes with a copy of the safety warnings and operating instructions. Installers should save these documents for reference. Installation A dual freestanding range cooker with fuel is the ideal upgrade for your kitchen if you are looking for the precise control of an oven and the receptive heat of gas ranges. The procedure for installation will differ for each model but the majority of them are straightforward and guided by the instruction manual provided by the manufacturer. No matter if you decide to go with a slide-in or freestanding model, the most crucial steps will involve preparing the installation space in order to ensure proper ventilation, and installing any applicable anti-tip brackets (if applicable). If your dual fuel range requires gas connections, it must be connected to a suitable existing gas pipe. This can be done by taking off the cap of the gas shutoff valve located in your basement, then loosening the bayonet fitting on the pipe coming across the floor, and then screwing a flex pipe to the hose and tightening it with an adjustable wrench. If required, a professional gas engineer could carry out the additional pipe work. Before connecting dual range cooker make sure the power is turned off at the fuse box or circuit breaker and confirm that the power is off using an uncontact voltage tester. Also, take the drawer out in the event that it is removable to gain access to the gas connection on 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 in order to prevent leaks. If your new dual fuel range cooker is required to be powered by a plug, make sure to plug it into an appropriately rated 240-volt outlet. Check the product's data plate for specific electrical ratings and warnings. There are many benefits when you choose a dual fuel range cooker, including potential cost savings (gas is generally cheaper than electricity) and the ability to employ more advanced cooking techniques, such as charcoaling. Budgeting should include the additional costs associated with installation and purchase.