Dual Fuel Ranges · Page 3

A dual fuel range pairs a gas cooktop with an electric oven: the instant, visible flame of gas burners on top and the even heat of an electric oven below. Because it uses both fuels, it needs a gas connection and a 240-volt outlet at the range location, so confirm both before you order. Many professional-style ranges are offered in a dual-fuel version alongside an all-gas one. Compare the burner layout and BTU ratings, whether you want a griddle or grill section on the cooktop, the oven capacity and convection system, and the width — 30 inches fits most kitchens, with 36- and 48-inch models for larger ones.

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