What is a Duel Fuel Range & What is an All Gas Range?

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Mike goes over the main differences and key features when it comes to Dual Fuel Ranges & All Gas Ranges.
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Here are some of the main differences highlighted in our new UA-cam video.
1. Dual Fuel Ranges have two different heat types. The heat source for the cooktop/griddle comes from a gas line. The heat source for the oven is provided by a 240V electric outlet.
All Gas Ranges just have one heat source which is through a gas line.
2. Which one is better? This answer is totally dependent on preference but overall Dual Fuel Ranges are superior.
3. Connection for hookups.
All Gas Range needs a gas connection and also requires a standard 120 volt outlet.
Dual Fuel Range needs a gas connection and a 240 volt outlet for the oven.
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:31 Key Differences
1:06 Which one is better?
1:37 Type of Connection Needed
2:54 Outro

[@Ignisan_66]

In Europe all our outlets are 230 volts 16 amps so we are able to get about 3680 watts of power from them. Thus we can run electric oven from regular 230V 16 A outlet and don't need no bulky American-style outlet and plug. Yet another advantage of 400/230V system. Its unfortunate that North America is stuck with 240/120V system.

[@louiseowens237]

this was helpful wish we had wacthed before purchasing range

[@TheAppliancePlug]

Thank you for tuning in! Which range did end up going with?

[@rcmcfly1114]

Thanks Man!!

[@TheAppliancePlug]

You are welcome! Thanks for tuning into our channel!

[@TionnaSmalls]

Thank you

[@TheAppliancePlug]

No problem!

[@ashwanithakur4813]

Very useful video. I was not aware that dual range would require 240V plug. I had ordered a dual range and when it got delivered i was told I need 240V plug. And such plug if not already there, will cost me around $1400.

[@TheAppliancePlug]

Thanks for sharing. I appreciate the support!

[@Gio-ue8ps]

Yeah. The electric uses a lot of power.

[@dillonle4034]

For dual fuel range I’m wondering if it will leave gap behind the range?

[@kathyfann]

What is a budget model of Duel fuel with a griddle and self cleaning single oven with convection

[@TheAppliancePlug]

The most budget friendly dual fuel ranges I found to be provided by Zline. Check out this link: www.theapplianceplug.com/_CGI/SEARCH3.HTML?MAN=ZLINE&MINOR=GR:GASR20%7CGR:GASR24%7CGR:GASR30%7CGR:GR36A%7CGR:GASPRO%7CGR:GRSLIN%7CGR:GRSPCL&OPEN_DIV=CATEGORY

[@Gio-ue8ps]

I like the all gas bc gas is cheaper than electricity

[@TheAppliancePlug]

Touché! Definitely a preference now a days but you can never go wring with all gas!

[@maryann9071]

Hi, i am seeking help on how to operate my new gas range oven. The brand is GoldStar, this was bought from Dubai and delivered here in Philippines. Now my husband says that the burners are used with gas and the oven is used with electric power.
Please help me demonstrate how to operate it. I prefer visual/video guide demonstrations rather than paper manuals.
Hope you get to read this message and thanks in advance.
Ann from Philippines.

[@maryann9071]

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