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Is a Dual Fuel Mini Range Cooker Right For You? A dual fuel range cooker offers an array of heat sources to the kitchen. The gas hobs that respond are perfect for charring steaks and charring peppers and the electric ovens regulate temperatures precisely, perfect for baking cakes. The team at Good Housekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab has tested almost 100 ranges in the last few years. Eva Bleyer, one of our reviews analysts, was capable of providing us with additional details on this impressive kitchen upgrade. 4 Gas Zones Most ranges stick to one type of heat source, however, a dual fuel cooker is one that combines electric and gas cooking. This upgrade is perfect for the home chef who is looking to experiment with new recipes and increase their knowledge. If, however, you're more comfortable with the convenience of an electric oven, these stoves might not be worth the extra cost. These stoves have two electric grills, a double gas burner zone and four cooking zones. Some models come with powerful wok burners that can make stir-fry dishes with Asian style. Other features include LED display and automatic ignition. A slow-closing lid made of cast iron is available. They're suitable for 60cm wide kitchens. They also come in a range of classic finishes. Unlike natural gas ranges, which are connected to your home's gas mains, LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) range cookers have an additional gas cylinder that requires filling. This type of gas is available in two different varieties: propane and Butane. Butane and propane are both red, so be sure to choose the right cylinder. This range cooker comes with two ovens of different sizes for those who like baking. You can bake a tasty dish in the larger 4.8 cubic feet oven while roasting vegetables or baking desserts in the smaller 2.1 cubic. ft. oven. This dual fuel range comes with an impressive 20,000 BTU Dual-Flame Ultra Power burner which is ideal for searing and simmering. A built-in electric convection cooker is a nice feature, making sure that your baked goods bake equally. This model is a favorite by professional chefs due to its high-end specifications, durable design and long-lasting. It is available in three widths that are 36, 48 and 30 inches. It has an easy to use M Touch touchscreen control, and a variety of pre-programmed options. The model comes with a steam feature that allows you to add moisture to your vegetables and dough. It comes with a stainless steel finish and knobs in red, by default however other finishes and knob colors are available. If you're looking for a less expensive option look into the Wolf 36-inch dual-fuel range. It costs thousands less than an equivalent all-gas model, but it has impressive specifications. The ovens in this range are larger than those found on other ranges of this price and you'll have no trouble baking a holiday ham or a huge batch of cookies. Cast Iron Pan Supports A dual fuel mini-range cooker that combines gas and electric technology. These cookers are ideal for all home cooks as they let you choose from a variety of cooking styles and styles. Cast iron pan supports are included in most models. dual range cooker are durable, sturdy and easy to clean. These are especially helpful for those who use a lot of cast iron cookware and have to heat it on high temperature. They can also add style and personality to your kitchen. In the last three years, our experts have tested more than 100 ranges at the Good Housekeeping Institute's Kitchen Appliances and Innovative Lab. This includes a wide range of dual fuel options. They've also conducted interviews with industry experts and visited showrooms to observe the latest innovations being introduced to kitchens in homes. This research ultimately helped us choose the most suitable options for the majority of cooks. We also analyzed the performance of these models in terms of the power, precision and flexibility. Our top picks feature the finest components and provide an array of features, ranging from a powerful wok cooktop to advanced convection ovens. The two 20,000 BTU Dual-Flame Ultra Power burners are powerful enough to sear and simmer, while the Even Heat true convection bakes consistently and evenly. Monogram offers dual-fuel ranges with 30-, 36 – and 48-inch widths, as well as all-gas models. Gas ranges are available in a variety colors and come with specifications similar to dual-fuel models. The dual-fuel models have knobs in red by default, but they're also available in other colors and RAL Classic shades on request. These ranges with pro-style designs are more expensive than other ranges in similar design and typically require separate connections to natural gas and 220 voltage electric. They also come with more components, which can cause to more breakdowns and repair. Our top selections come with a warranty that lasts at least a full year. They are also built to last for 20 years or more. A double oven range cooker that has dual fuel is an excellent feature for any kitchen. These ranges are great for large families or for those who host. They feature a large oven as well as plenty of storage space. They're also made from sturdy materials and feature an elegant, modern design that can improve the appearance of your kitchen and increase the value of its resales. One Touch Ignition This dual fuel range comes with a classic design and a double oven. Its gas burners have cast iron pan supports, which provide a touch of class to your kitchen. They also ensure longevity and stability for your cookware. It has a simple LED display, and a one-touch ignition. It's great for smaller kitchens that don't have space for a full-sized range cooker. The oven's large double size has separate conventional and fan-assisted temperature settings, so you can roast succulent meat and bake moist cakes. It also has numerous additional functions, such as slow cook steam bake, steam bake air fry, convection bake to give you even more cooking versatility. The smart connectivity of the oven has built-in Wi-Fi, and is compatible with Alexa, Google Home and GE's SmartHQ App (which can be used to control the oven remotely, monitor, and diagnostics) and an ChefConnect feature that allows you to connect the oven with compatible devices such as microwaves or hoods. This smart model's easy to read LCD screen displays a countdown timer, digital menus and oven status making it easy to use and understand. This French brand range is the most affordable on our list but it's packed with amazing technology and high-end construction. It has a powerful 21,000 BTU tri-ring burner that can heat water in seconds and it has a 5 000 BTU precise simmer burner for delicate sauces. The oven's convection technology distributes air evenly, ensuring that dishes on the upper and lower shelves turn out equally delicious. The oven of this luxurious range is lit by electric ignition, which eliminates the necessity of standing pilots, so you can make use of it in the event a power outage. You can manually light the gas surface burners by holding an unlit match near the flame on the stovetop. The oven can be lit this way in the event that there is no natural gas available. It comes with a guide with instructions for installation and safety information. A/A Energy Rating It is essential to select the right range cooker to meet your fuel requirements. Dual fuel ranges mix gas and electricity to provide the best of both worlds. This makes them a favorite choice for chefs as well as experienced home cooks who want to discover a greater range of cooking techniques. This 60cm dual-fuel range cooker is ideal for those who have a small kitchen. It packs all the features of a larger model in an incredibly compact size, including four cooking zones that are gas-burning and a double oven equipped with a full width electric grill. The gas hob comes with a separate wok burner that is ideal for experimenting with Asian recipes. The hob also comes with an LED programmed timer and rotary dials for easy control. This model is also A/A energy rated which means it has an excellent efficiency rating. The advantages of dual fuel ranges include the ability to switch between electric and gas heat to provide greater flexibility. Gas stovetops are flexible and can be used to boil and saute while an electric oven generates an even dryer heat which is ideal for roasting or baking. It's important to keep in mind that these ranges can be more expensive than their electric counterparts. They may also require gas lines which can increase installation costs. The price of a dual-fuel range cooker depends on the kind of cooking you prefer and your budget. If you're a professional cook and have the space in your kitchen it's a great alternative. If you'd prefer to stay with one source of heat, and are content with the stoves and ovens in your kitchen, there are other options. If you'd like to enjoy the benefits of a range cooktop at less cost, consider installing a gas cooktop that has a separate electric wall oven. You can enjoy the benefits of dual fuel ranges, without increasing your installation costs. You can select between a conventional or fan-assisted oven, based on the type of cooking you prefer.