Kitchenaid Cooking Ranges

KitchenAid Cooking Ranges at Plesser's Appliances

KitchenAid ranges, available at Plesser's Appliances, come from a brand built around serious home cooking since the stand mixer arrived in 1919. The lineup spans gas, electric, dual fuel, and induction in freestanding, slide-in, and commercial-style configurations, with Even-Heat True Convection across most of the oven range.

Even-Heat True Convection
Even-Heat True Convection pairs a bow-tie-shaped heating element with a fan, a design intended to eliminate the corners a round element leaves cooler. The result is more consistent browning across the rack and across multiple racks at once. Confirm whether your model uses true convection or standard convection, since the difference is real in practice.

EasyConvect Conversion
The EasyConvect Conversion System translates standard recipe temperatures and times into their convection equivalents automatically, which removes the guesswork that keeps most people from using convection at all. If you have a conventional oven now and a shelf of recipes written for it, this is the feature that makes the transition painless.

Professional Dual Tier Burners
Gas models use dual-tier burner designs delivering high output for searing and boiling, with dedicated melt and simmer settings at the low end for chocolate, sauces, and holding. Heavy continuous cast-iron grates let cookware slide across the surface rather than lifting between burners. Confirm burner count and output for your width.

Commercial-Style Options
KitchenAid's commercial-style ranges bring a professional look and heavier construction in wider widths, with griddle and grill surface options on select configurations. These are a different tier from the standard freestanding and slide-in lineup in both build and price — worth understanding which you are shopping before comparing.

Fuel, Ventilation, and Installation Planning
Gas requires supply sized to output and a standard circuit; electric and induction require 240V service at appropriate amperage, with induction frequently driving a panel evaluation in older Long Island homes. Ventilation should be sized to cooking output. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, fuel type, cutout dimensions, and hood pairing.