Is there any such thing as a dual fuel range with gas and electric rather than gas and convection?
1567092
Duel fuel MEANS gas (cooktop) and electric (oven). Convection is an oven setting that engages a fan to speed up baking.
2201476
I have a gas range and I always use it on the stove top before I put it in it's base and it works great. It doesn't matters what your heat source is because the bottom of it is just like a skillet.
575191
I haven't tried on gas-range stoves, but on electric, it's just fantastic and warms faster then expected. It's been a successful purchase.
1065187
Yes, the instructions with the unit said you can use it on either gas or electric stove.
519349
I haven't tried that but if recollection serves me it said there was some kind of conversion kit you could get to use natural gas instead of propane. Sorry I can't be more exact.
1665370
The Waring Commercial Double Burner is a cooktop like an electric range. It has dials to set the heating temperature like the dials of a range. It will boil water and cook food just the same as an electric range. I bought it to use for cooking while I was waiting to purchase an electric range/stove for my kitchen. It is easy to use and I prefer it sometimes over the stove. Hope this helps answer your question.
1551403
You can use either propane or natural gas. There are different connections and a selector switch to change from one to the otherz
476149
Yes, you can. I am using over electric gas only. it is very nice product, i am using since 2 years completely happy with the product
1761302
Yes, you can. I use gas primarily at home, but I have taken it to friends' homes to use on electric. Usually, you will have it going front to back on the stove. On most stoves, this means a higher and a lesser power burner. You will want to take note of how the heat is coming through. For example, I may have my higher heat (larger) burner on medium, and then the lower heat (smaller) burner closer to medium high. That seems to keep the heat even over the whole skillet. The gas burner has not damaged my piece, and I have had it for close to 10 years. It is a great piece, and I hope you enjoy it! Yes, you can. I use gas primarily at home, but I have taken it to friends' homes to use on electric. Usually, you will have it going front to back on the stove. On most stoves, this means a higher and a lesser power burner. You will want to take note of how the heat is coming through. For example, I may have my higher heat (larger) burner on medium, and then the lower heat (smaller) burner closer to medium high. That seems to keep the heat even over the whole skillet. The gas burner has not damaged my piece, and I have had it for close to 10 years. It is a great piece, and I hope you enjoy it!
1515450
No, it hasn't so far. I have an electric range so I don't know if gas would be different. It's heavy duty so I I don't think it would.
1551407
This is a wonderful stove-it has basically warmed up two large rooms in my house. I use gas here in WV. And with the past superstorm sandy, electric was out-the stove kept the house warm.
1761303
I've done it many times with no problem. I would imagine a gas burner would cause more damage than am electric burner.
276299
Sorry I cannot answer this enquiry to this query, as I have only ever used my on a gas stove or electric.
1981942
Yes, no different than a built in gas range in your kitchen. These stoves are typically used for cooking right on the kitchen table, such as a soup or wok dish.
1401592
Yes, definitely up to a medium heat. You wouldn't want to see any glowing red on an electric range.
428546
Sorry that I do not know. I have a gas range and it works perfectly with gas.
945438
I don't see why not. I cook with gas because the heat's easier to keep constant, but stainless steel works fine on both electric and gas ranges.