Kitchenaid Dual Fuel Ranges

KitchenAid Dual Fuel Ranges at Plesser's Appliances

KitchenAid dual fuel ranges, available at Plesser's Appliances, pair gas burners with an electric convection oven — the configuration most serious cooks choose when they can have either fuel. Offered in slide-in, freestanding, and commercial-style configurations across a range of widths.

Gas Above, Electric Below
Gas gives visible flame, instant response, and the ability to work a pan. Electric gives drier, more stable oven heat that bakes and browns more predictably. Dual fuel is not a compromise between the two — it is each fuel doing what it does better. For anyone who bakes seriously and cooks constantly on the stovetop, this is the configuration.

Even-Heat True Convection
The electric oven uses Even-Heat True Convection, pairing a bow-tie-shaped element with a fan to distribute heat into the corners a round element leaves cooler. Combined with the EasyConvect Conversion System, which translates conventional recipe settings to convection automatically, it makes multi-rack baking genuinely practical rather than theoretical.

Professional Dual Tier Burners
Dual-tier burner designs deliver high output for searing alongside dedicated melt and simmer settings that hold low heat without cycling. Heavy continuous cast-iron grates support sliding cookware across the surface. Available burner and griddle combinations depend on width and are fixed at the factory — confirm the layout before ordering.

Interior Features and Racks
Satin-glide roll-out extension racks bring a loaded pan fully out of the cavity rather than requiring you to reach in, and select models add a baking drawer or steam rack for proofing and specialty tasks. Confirm which interior features your model includes, since they vary meaningfully across configurations.

Dual Rough-In and Installation Planning
Dual fuel requires both a gas line and 240V electrical service, which is more rough-in than either fuel alone and often drives a panel evaluation in older homes. Ventilation must be sized to burner output, not range width. Talk to the team at Plesser's Appliances about width, cutout dimensions, electrical service, and hood sizing.