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Range Oven Dual Fuel – Gas Cooktop Versatility and Electric Oven Precision A dual fuel range oven combines gas cooktop versatility and electric oven precision. These ovens are perfect for cooks who want the fast heating of a gas stove while sauteing, but prefer the precise heating of an electric oven. Visit Clarke for a visit to the showroom to look at your options and see a dual-fuel range in action. Our experts can help you evaluate whether this high-performance appliance is the right one for your kitchen. Versatility Dual fuel ranges blend the responsiveness of gas stovetops with the consistency of electric ovens into one appliance. This is a great option for cooks who want the control and accuracy of an electric oven but still want the control of gas. They come in a variety of designs and sizes to match any kitchen layout. Many also have powerful features like convection cooking. The versatility of a range oven dual fuel opens new culinary opportunities for home cooks who are ambitious. You can prepare restaurant-quality meals in your kitchen using the fast response of gas burners for simmering and sauteing and the slickness of an electric oven for baking broiling, roasting or baking. From grilling peppers on the stovetop to searing the filet in the oven You'll have everything you need to prepare delicious meals. These powerful appliances are also effective. The gas cooktops heat up quickly, using less energy to complete tasks, while the electric oven is able to maintain a constant temperature, saving even more energy during long cooking sessions. A high-quality dual fuel range can aid you in mastering new techniques and expand your cooking repertoire. Gas cooktops provide the responsiveness and control needed for high-heat cooking Electric ovens guarantee even temperatures and precise temperatures. Modern design and professional performance make dual fuel ranges the focal point of any kitchen. From professional gas burners and large ovens and cutting-edge features like infrared Charbroiling and Dual VertiFlow Convection The ranges are designed for busy home cooks and food lovers alike. While reconditioned dual fuel range cookers are more expensive than standard electric or gas models, it gives you more versatility and the capability of two appliances in one. Take a look at our online selection of dual-fuel ranges if you are looking to improve your kitchen and enjoy the power of both a gas stovetop and an electric oven. We have a wide range of features and sizes that will fit into any kitchen layout. This includes electric and gas ovens that come in stainless steel and a white finish. Convenience A dual fuel range gives you the best of both worlds by making use of a gas cooktop in conjunction with an electric oven. You can still bake with precision temperature control while enjoying the rapid, responsive heating of gas. The Legacy Dual Fuel Range by ZLINE offers an experience that is unmatched. It blends powerful gas with precise electric. This model has a gorgeous stainless-steel cooktop with seven Italian-crafted burners. It also has large bake and convection ovens and a black matte oven that has a Landscape window design. Hydraulic SoftCloseTM Hinges prevent slamming, and ensure that the Ovens and Warming Drawer are shut smoothly. The raised PedestalStar® burners and the maintop made of porcelain permit easy cleaning underneath and around the stoves. Utilizing the power of both types of heat that you can learn new recipes and techniques. Make use of the gas cooktop, for instance, to cook peppers on an open flame or grill a steak to perfection. Electric ovens can be used to bake a cake or roasting vegetables. Our premium 36-inch Dual-Fuel Ranges, Gas Ranges and Induction Ranges will fit various kitchen designs and cooking styles. Explore our entire selection to find the perfect piece to your home. A dual fuel stove is a fantastic option for homeowners who want the flexibility of cooking with electric and gas but aren't ready to invest in a complete range upgrade. Instead an additional electric and gas wall oven can be installed within your kitchen to give you the functionality of a dual fuel range at a lower cost. But, you should be aware that the separate electric and gas wall oven requires a distinct gas hook-up for each appliance. A wall oven with electric and gas that is separate from the dual-fuel range will not have the same rapid preheating as a dual-fuel range. A separate gas and electrical wall oven is not the ideal choice for your home. Energy Efficiency A dual fuel range gives flexibility and a high-quality cooking experience that's highly desired by professional chefs and serious home cooks. The gas cooktop’s responsive heating control permits various cooking methods such as slow-cooking and searing meats. The electric oven's efficiency during prolonged cooking sessions complements the rapid response of the gas stovetop, to create a kitchen appliance that is energy efficient that is able to meet your needs on every level. The cooktop's open flame covered by grates provides an effective, natural source of heat that quickly adjusts to the desired intensity. This flexibility allows the user to easily achieve desired cooktop results, such as cooking or grilling food on one hand, while steaming vegetables and baking bread on the other. The oven's heating elements turn on and off more frequently than those of gas, allowing for exact oven temperatures and reducing the need for rotation of dishes. Certain ranges have additional oven settings like convection roasting or air fry, which can make it more versatile and useful in your kitchen. However, these options aren't necessarily necessary for your specific cooking preferences. Before deciding on a range think about your preferences in cooking and the overall appearance of your kitchen space to narrow your options. Make sure to study the functions and features of each kind of range in order to determine the best one for your kitchen. The gas valve should be shut off prior to connecting the gas line to a dual fuel range. A qualified technician should check the installation after the electrical and gas 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 lab. She enjoys the responsiveness and control of a gas cooktop, 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 Dual fuel ranges use both electricity and gas to provide power to their ovens and stoves. This allows you to maintain a gas stove that is powerful to provide faster heating boiling, baking and frying as well as an electric oven that can provide accurate and consistent heating. This versatility makes dual-fuel range ovens a popular upgrade for home cooks. You can choose from many different styles and features when buying a new range. The most important consideration is the type of cooking you like to do in your kitchen. A dual fuel range oven is the perfect option if you love to experiment with new recipes and cooking techniques. You can use the gas stovetop to flambe an aperitif, and you can get the perfect heat for molded pans and pots. Then, you can use the electric oven to make a flaky pastry and a delicious roast. Most dual fuel range ovens come with an electric and gas cooktop burner, and doors made of stainless steel or tempered glass. Some models have additional oven settings such as convection or air fry to give you more cooking options. Some ranges are freestanding and others are slide-in models. Before you buy it is important to understand the requirements for installation of the model. It could be necessary to connect a gas line or alter your electrical outlet to accommodate a dual fuel range. Certain homes require a dedicated gas line, whereas others have only electric power. If you decide to go with a freestanding or slide-in range, a dual fuel range is a striking addition to your kitchen. There are many manufacturers that offer a variety of finishes ranging from sleek black to stainless steel. You can also add accents such as chrome handles to enhance your appearance. Certain brands come with a distinct halo that shows which burners are on. This is a security feature to avoid accidental burns. Clarke is New England's official Sub Zero, Wolf and Cove Showroom and Test Kitchen. This is the best method to determine if dual fuel ranges are the right choice for your kitchen. Set up a time to visit the showroom and look through the ranges in full-scale kitchens designed by Clarke's most renowned designers.