Dual Fuel Range Cookers
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Dual fuel range cookers, also referred to as stoves, combine gas cooktops and electric ovens to offer the best of both. This lets you enjoy the benefits of an instant hot, responsive burner that is perfect to fry or saute while also enjoying the precision of the temperature control of the baking oven.
Electric ovens are more efficient and can provide even heat across all elements. This is one reason why many chefs prefer these ovens. You can find the right range cooker for your requirements in our selection.
If you're not looking for an all-in-one dual fuel cooker but still want the advantages these ranges can provide Consider installing a separate gas cooktop as well as an electric wall oven instead. Explore our selection of slide-in & freestanding models to find more options.
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Range cookers are an investment in your kitchen, which is why you want them to last. visit this hyperlink Check the warranty - particularly for gas ranges - and make sure you have the proper fuel supply," says Lucy Dunstan, product manager at Smeg UK. The modern Dual Control models from Smeg are available in 16 Instagram friendly colours and the boiling and sizzling plates take only 10-12 minutes to warm up. Modern Dual Control models are cheaper to run and consume less energy than traditional cast-iron Aga stoves. However, you will still need a gas supply.
The Rangemaster NEX110DFFcb-C is another high-performing model that has a fashionable modern twist. Its modern rotating controls are constructed of diamond-turned aluminum for strength and durability. They also have rubberised 'o ring' grips to enhance the comfort. Dual fuel hobs are incredibly responsive and powerful, perfect for searing meat and cooking vegetables. The ovens can hold a volume of 94 litres. They are divided into two fan-ovens to allow you to cook several dishes at once. This versatile appliance is a must for any modern kitchen. Check out the choices below to find gas or dual fuel range cooker that can fit into your dream kitchen.