Range Oven Dual Fuel - Gas Cooktop Versatility and Electric Oven Precision

A range oven dual fuel combines gas cooktop versatility and electric oven's precise. These ovens are ideal for cooks who need the receptive warmth of a gas burner when sauteing, but prefer the precise heating of an electrical oven.

Set up a visit to the showroom at Clarke to view a dual fuel range in action and explore your options. Our experts can assist you in determining the best appliance to work in your kitchen.

Versatility

A dual fuel range combines the ability to cook with gas and the steady temperature of electric ovens in one appliance. It's perfect for cooks who like the control of a gas flame, but need the accuracy of an electric oven to bake and roast. These ranges are available in a range of dimensions and styles to suit any kitchen layout. Some include powerful features such as 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 delicious meals in your home kitchen.

From charring the peppers on the stovetop to searing a filet in the oven You'll have everything you need to prepare delicious meals. These powerful appliances are also energy efficient. Gas cooktops are quick to heat up and require less energy to complete small tasks. The electric oven maintains temperature at a constant degree, saving energy even more during long cooking sessions.

A dual-fuel range can allow you to expand your culinary knowledge and master new techniques. A gas cooktop gives you the responsive hand-on experience needed for high-heat applications, while an electric oven provides precise temperatures and even heating to ensure the highest quality results.

A dual fuel range is the heart of any kitchen that works hard. Its sleek design and professional performance make it a must-have. From high-end gas burners and large ovens, to cutting-edge features like infrared Charbroiling and Dual VertiFlow Convection The ranges are designed for busy home cooks as well as food enthusiasts.

While dual fuel ranges are more expensive than standard gas or electric models, it offers greater versatility and the power of two appliances in one. Explore our online collection of dual-fuel ranges if you want to upgrade your kitchen and get the advantages of gas stovetops and an electric oven. We have a range of features and sizes to match any kitchen layout including gas and electric ovens that have stainless steel and white finishes.

Convenience

Dual fuel ranges combine a gas cooktop and an electric oven to give you the best of both. The benefit is that you can take advantage of the fast, responsive heating of gas while having the precise temperature control you require for baking.

The Legacy Dual Fuel Range from ZLINE provides a truly unique culinary experience when you combine powerful gas and precision electric. This exquisite model comes with an elegant stainless steel gas cooktop with 7 Italian-crafted burners as well as large convection and bake ovens, and a stylish black matte oven door that features a Landscape window design. Hydraulic SoftCloseTM Hinges prevent slamming and ensure that the Ovens and Warming Drawer are closed smoothly. The raised PedestalStar(r) burners and the maintop made of porcelain permit easy cleaning underneath and around the stoves.


By utilizing the power of both kinds of heat and cooking, you'll be able learn new recipes and techniques. Make use of the gas cooktop, for instance, to grill peppers on an open flame or grill a steak to perfection. Electric ovens can be used to bake a cake or roasting vegetables.

For a wide range of kitchen designs and cooking styles Our luxury 36-inch Dual Fuel Ranges, Gas Ranges and Induction Ranges will surely have an option that fits your space. Explore our entire collection to find the perfect piece to your home.

A dual fuel stove is a great alternative for homeowners who want the versatility of electric and gas cooking but aren't ready to invest in a complete upgrade. Instead you can have a separate gas and electric wall oven can be put in inside your kitchen to offer you the advantages of a dual fuel range at a lower cost. Be aware that a gas and electric wall-oven requires a separate gas connection for each appliance. A wall oven that is electric and gas that is separate from the dual-fuel range doesn't offer the same preheating speed as a dual-fuel range. A separate electric and gas wall oven is not the ideal choice for your home.

Energy Efficiency

A dual fuel range provides flexibility and a high-quality cooking experience that's sought after by professional chefs as well as serious home cooks. The gas cooktop's receptive heat adjustment opens culinary doors for a myriad of techniques that range from slow-cooking stews to grilling meats at high temperatures. The efficiency of the electric oven in cooking for long periods of time complements the speedy response of the gas stovetop to create a kitchen appliance that is energy efficient that can be relied upon on all levels.

The flame that is open on the cooktop, surrounded by grates, is a natural and efficient source of heat. It is easily adjusted to the desired degree. This allows the cook to achieve desired outcomes, like roasting or charring food on one side while steaming vegetables and baking bread on the other. The oven's heating element goes on and off more frequently than gas ovens, allowing to maintain precise cavity temperatures and reducing the need for dish rotating.

Some ovens come with additional oven settings to enhance its capabilities, for instance convection roasting or air fry that makes the oven more versatile and helpful in your kitchen. These options may not be needed for all cooking styles.

Before deciding on range cookers think about your preferences in cooking and the overall appearance of your kitchen to narrow down your options. Spend the time to research the features and functions of each kind of range in order to determine the ideal suitable one for your kitchen.

A dual fuel range requires both an electric outlet and a gas line. an electrical outlet connection, and the gas valve must be shut off prior connecting the gas line. Once the electric and gas connections are made, a qualified technician must examine the installation to make sure they're safe and secure.

Eva Bleyer, a Good Housekeeping Institute review analyst has spent years in the lab testing a variety of cooking ranges and kitchen appliances. She enjoys the responsiveness of a gas stove and the control that it provides as well as the consistency and even heating of an oven. This is the reason she purchased a dual-fuel range for her home.

Safety

A dual fuel range uses electricity and gas to power their oven and stovetop functions. This lets you maintain a gas stove that is powerful to provide faster heating, boiling and baking as well as an electric oven that can provide precise and even heating. This versatility is what makes range ovens with dual fuel a favorite upgrade for many home cooks.

You can pick from a variety of different designs and features when buying a new range. The most important factor to consider is the type of cooking you like to do in your kitchen. If you enjoy experimenting with new recipes and techniques using a range oven with dual fuel is a great choice. You can make use of the gas cooktop to flambe coq au vin and get the ideal heat for pots and pans. You can then use the electric oven to make a flaky pastry and delicious roast.

Most dual fuel range ovens have a gas and an electric cooktop burner, in addition to a stainless steel door or tempered glass. Certain models come with additional oven settings like convection or air fry to provide you with more cooking options.

Some ranges are freestanding and others are slide-in models. It's important to check the installation requirements for your specific model prior to purchasing. You may have to install a gas line, or switch an electrical outlet to accommodate a dual-fuel range. Certain homes require a dedicated gas line while others only have electric power.

If you decide to go with either a slide-in or freestanding 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 accents such as chrome handles to complete your look. Some brands even have a special halo light that will indicate which burners are being used, a helpful safety feature that prevents accidental burns.

The best way to see if a dual fuel range is the right fit for your kitchen is to visit Clarke, New England's official Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove Showroom and Test Kitchen. Visit Clarke to view the ranges in full-scale kitchens designed by Clarke's top design team.