Dual Fuel Ranges

Our Collection of Dual Fuel Ranges

Here is our entire collection, so compare them side by side to find the one that fits your kitchen perfectly. 

Legacy Series

Legacy is ZLINE's foundation dual fuel range. Every size pairs a gas cooktop with Italian-crafted sealed burners, some available in brass. Along with an electric convection oven set behind a Landscape window, so you can watch the bake without opening the door. Bodies come in Stainless Steel, Satin Stainless Steel, or with a matte-finish door in white or black. Many models have StayPut hinges that hold the door open at any angle, and an LP conversion kit for propane installs. If you want to explore more options like that, then check out our full high-end kitchen range lineup. 

Autograph Edition

Now, the Autograph Edition collection is ZLINE's designer tier of the Legacy, Classic, Paramount, DUOPRO, and Marino series, with the same dual fuel engineering, elevated with accent hardware. Knobs, handles, and trim come in finishes like Polished Gold, Champagne Bronze, or Black Matte, set against Satin Stainless Steel or Stainless Steel bodies. It's the line built for a kitchen that wants the same dual fuel performance with a more personalized, statement finish.

Classic Series

The Classic Series is a separate ZLINE series built for timeless design with a stainless steel finish. It pairs a hand-finished porcelain gas cooktop with Italian auto-reignition burners, an electric convection oven with a quiet cooling fan, and a Landscape oven window. These dual fuel ranges have size options from 30-, 36-, and 48-inch widths, with the 48-inch model stepping up to a double oven.  

Benefits of Dual Fuel Ranges

Two Ovens, Twice the Menu

Many of these dual fuel stoves have a second electric oven that holds its own temperature, so bake dessert and roast dinner both at once, because there's no need to wait for oven space.

Cooking Continues Through a Power Outage

Gas burners can typically be lit manually with a match or long lighter if the power drops, so the cooktop still works even when the oven's electric ignition and display go dark. 

Instant, Visual Flame Control

Turning the knob changes the flame size right in front of you, giving you the split-second adjustments a delicate sauce or a hard sear needs.

A Simpler Upgrade From an Existing Gas Range

Most homes with a gas range already have the gas line in place, so moving to dual fuel ranges usually just means adding the 240V electrical circuit by professionals, and not a full rewire. 

Works for Households With Different Cooking Styles

If someone in your home prefers the flame control of gas and another prefers the even bake of electric ranges, then it is perfect to have a dual fuel range as it covers both preferences without the need for a second appliance. 

Ready to cook on both flame and convection? Browse our full dual fuel range collection now and get yours shipped free today.