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Dual fuel cookers offer the best of both worlds: the instant heat of a gas hob and the even distribution of an electric oven. However, proper installation is vital for everyone's safety.
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What is a dual fuel cooker?
Dual fuel cookers combine the best bits of gas cookers and electric range ovens. A dual fuel oven has a gas hob and an electric lower oven.
The gas hob provides instant heat and exact temperature control, while the electric oven allows for even heat distribution. Perfect for bakers!
Do I need an electrician to install a dual fuel cooker?
Yes, you will need a certified electrician and a Gas Safe registered engineer to fit a dual fuel cooker.
It's also possible to find an oven installation service that provides installers qualified in both.
The gas engineer connects the hob's gas supply, checks the connection for leaks, and confirms it meets current gas safety regulations
The electrician wires the oven to a suitable circuit (or confirms a plug socket is adequate), and can issue a Part P compliance certificate for notifiable electrical work
Does my dual fuel cooker need hardwiring?
Not all dual fuel ovens need to be hardwired. It depends on the oven's power draw:
3kW or less: A standard plug socket with a 13-amp fuse is usually fine
Over 3kW, or a double oven: The appliance needs hardwiring to a dedicated circuit - typically a 16-amp fuse for single, combi or microwave ovens, and a 32-amp fuse for double ovens
Dual fuel ranges generally need a dedicated 32-amp power supply, with an isolation switch positioned within 2 metres of the appliance.
A qualified electric stove installer can confirm exactly what your setup needs before the cooker arrives.
If you're switching from a gas-only cooker to dual fuel, check now whether you have a suitable electrical supply nearby. Discovering you need extra wiring on installation day can delay the job and add to the cost!
Because the high current involved can be dangerous, and incorrect gas connections carry serious safety risks, this isn't a job to shortcut.
Your tradesperson will also check the appliance sits in a properly ventilated space with adequate clearance, in line with manufacturer and gas safety requirements.
How much does it cost to install a dual fuel cooker?
Dual fuel cooker installation costs depend on labour fees in your area and the complexity of the installation. For example, the standard installation cost for a like-for-like oven replacement starts at £150.
Check out our guide to oven installation costs for more detailed information.
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Why choose professional dual fuel oven installation?
Choosing a professional for your dual cooker installation isn't just about convenience, it's about safety. But, there are several other good reasons to use dual fuel cooker installers.
1. Safety
Both gas and electricity can be downright dangerous, even fatal.
Choosing a qualified electrician and Gas Safe engineer is the safest option.
2. Warranty
Installing your dual fuel oven yourself without the correct experience, knowledge, and tools can damage your oven.
Improper installation can also lead to a void warranty.
3. Compliance
A Gas Safe Registered engineer must install the gas hob to comply with gas safety regulations.
4. Expertise
An experienced tradesperson can advise on dual fuel cookers and recirculating cooker hoods.
Choosing a bigger oven or moving your oven will require advice. That way, you will know of any changes to your electrics or gas lines.
How can I find the best dual fuel range cooker installation?
Finding a qualified and trusted tradesperson is especially important when fitting a dual fuel cooker.
We've got three easy steps to help you find the right professional for the job.
1. Use Checkatrade
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With just a few clicks, you can view all our members' profiles, check their work and qualifications, and even see real reviews.
Only tradespeople who pass our checks and meet our standards are on Checkatrade.
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2. Check online reviews
Checking online reviews is an easy and reliable method way of finding trusted tradespeople.
We check the reviews on Checkatrade are from real people, so you can trust the information you see comes from actual jobs.
3. Ask for recommendations
Ask for recommendations from family, friends, neighbours, and even colleagues. It's a great way to find a tradesperson.
Just remember to cross-check any recommendations you get on Checkatrade!
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FAQs
No. It's illegal to connect a gas appliance yourself unless you're Gas Safe registered, and incorrect electrical wiring can be equally dangerous. Both parts of the job need a qualified tradesperson.
You need a Gas Safe registered engineer for the gas connection and a qualified electrician for the electrical connection. Some installers are qualified in both, which can simplify booking.
A straightforward like-for-like swap can often be done within a couple of hours. Jobs that need new wiring, gas pipework, or ventilation changes will take longer - up to a full day if it's complex.
You should receive confirmation the gas connection meets current safety standards, and if notifiable electrical work was carried out, a Part P compliance certificate from your electrician.
Often slightly, yes, since two trades are usually involved rather than one. However, if your kitchen already has both a gas and electrical supply in place, the difference can be minimal.
Yes, but this usually means extra gas and electrical work, plus ventilation considerations. Flag this early so your installer can quote accurately.
Not always - ovens under 3kW can often run from a standard 13-amp plug socket. Larger or double ovens typically need a dedicated, hardwired circuit.
Ask to see their Gas Safe ID card for gas work, and check their electrical qualifications and Part P registration for the electrical side. You can also check verified reviews and credentials on their Checkatrade profile.
