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A dual fuel range combines an electric oven with a gas cooktop in one appliance. Dual fuel is the kitchen’s most prime pair: the responsiveness of a gas cooktop and the arid, even heat of an electric oven, combined. Continue reading to learn how a dual fuel range can make an impact in your space. Continue reading to learn how a dual fuel range can make an impact on your cooking performance.
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Dual fuel offers the responsiveness of gas heat on the cooktop and the consistent, even heat of electric power in the oven. Both a gas and electric hook-up are required for a dual fuel range.
Dual fuel ranges allow you to cook with the responsive, hands-on experience of an open flame, while also relishing the consistent, even heat that an electric oven can provide. A dual fuel range may be your best fit for baking exquisite pastries, charring peppers and searing filets.
Dual fuel ranges utilize both a gas line connection and an electrical outlet. The cooktop employs open flames covered by grates to heat cookware, allowing for easy adjustment of heat intensity. Meanwhile, the electric oven relies on heating elements that cycle on and off to maintain precise temperatures inside the oven cavity.
A dual fuel range offers precise, responsive heat control and streams even hot air across your dishes with its convection capabilities. It combines gas stovetop flexibility with electric oven consistency. Some key benefits of a dual fuel range include:
Responsive heat: Quick adjustments for precise control.
Gas flexibility: Versatile gas stovetop for various cooking techniques.
Even cooking: Reduces dish rotation and helps to ensure uniform results.
Dry heat: Ideal for broiling, roasting and baking perfection.
Discover the culinary advantages and versatility of a dual fuel range, making it a top choice for chefs and home cooks seeking exceptional cooking experiences.
Dual fuel ranges offer versatility, combining a gas cooktop with an electric oven. Gas cooktops allow you to try different cooking techniques and enjoy responsive heat with quick response times. Gas ovens, however, may have temperature variations due to slower cycling, while electric ovens maintain a consistent temperature and, when coupled with convection, reduce the need for dish rotation.
If you’d like to take advantage of the benefits of a gas cooktop and an electric oven, you might also consider a wall oven and cooktop, as an alternative to a dual fuel range. If you don’t have a gas hook-up in your kitchen, an induction cooktop is another excellent option.
Explore the JennAir line of gas cooktops, induction cooktops and electric ovens for an elevated experience that defies convention.
A dual fuel range requires both electrical and gas connections. The owner’s manual for your specific model will specify the exact electrical requirements needed, but typically a 220-volt electrical outlet is required. It is recommended that a qualified electrician install any necessary electrical connections for your dual fuel range.
The type of range you decide on for your kitchen will ultimately come down to the features you desire and the aesthetics of your space. Dual fuel ranges are highly sought after by professional chefs and experienced home cooks. Consider a dual fuel range if you desire to combine the best of both gas and electric in one powerhouse appliance.
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