KENWOOD Dual fuel range cookers

Discover our range of KENWOOD Dual fuel range cookers

Kenwood dual fuel range cookers combine the speed and control of a gas hob with the even, consistent baking of an electric oven. That mix suits busy households that move between quick weekday stir-fries and slower weekend roasts, because you get instant flame control on top and steady oven heat below. Widths commonly span from a compact footprint to generous 90 and 100 cm formats, and multiple cavities let you roast, bake, and grill at once without flavour transfer.

On the hob, sturdy pan supports and a choice of burner sizes make it simple to match heat to pan diameter. A gentle simmer keeps sauces glossy, while a larger burner handles wok cooking. Down below, fan-assisted and conventional settings help you pick the right environment for pastry, traybakes, or a slow roast. Interior lights, side racks, and removable shelves add practical touches, and catalytic liners on many models help the oven clean itself as you cook.

Installation matters with any dual fuel appliance. A Gas Safe registered engineer must connect the hob, and the oven side needs the correct electrical supply on its own circuit. If your home uses bottled gas, selected models support LPG conversion, which is typically carried out during installation using the correct jets. Always check the product page for clearances, venting guidance, and total connected load before you buy.

Day to day, you will appreciate simple timers, a clear fascia, and doors that stay cool enough to touch around the edges under normal use. When choosing size, consider the space around the cooker for airflow and pan-handle room, as well as oven capacity for your largest tray. Check Currys for current models, finishes, and accessories. Pricing varies by retailer and region.

Is a dual fuel range worth it?

If you want gas responsiveness on the hob and electric consistency in the oven, dual fuel is a strong, versatile choice for varied cooking.

What width should I choose?

Pick a size that fits your kitchen layout and trays. A 90 cm unit suits most families, while 100 cm adds extra oven space and burner flexibility.

Do I need a gas supply?

Yes for the hob. Some models can be converted to LPG if mains gas is not available, check the specification and installation notes.

Are they hard to clean?

Enamel surfaces wipe down easily and many ovens include catalytic liners that help break down grease during normal cooking.