Stoves Richmond 100cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker with Gas Hob - Anthracite - A/A/A Rated

Product Summary

Unleash your kitchen creativity with this Stoves dual fuel range cooker. It’s got 4 ovens, and 7 burners meaning no matter how complex the dish, you’ve got plenty of space to make it your own. And if you’re flicking through an Asian recipe book, the 4kW PowerWok™ heats the bottom of your pan quickly so you’ll be well on your way to a speedy stir fry. Or if you’re in the mood for a hearty pie, you can rely on Equiflow™ technology to heat every shelf evenly, making sure the veg is ready to plate up at the same time as your main. But if dinner needs a bit longer to cook, use the PRO-TRAC™ Telescopic Sliders to check on things without worrying about burnt fingertips.

Dimensions (cm): H90 x W99.6 x D60

Key Features

4kW PowerWok™ — Powerful wok burner cooks food fast

Equiflow™ — Heats evenly throughout the oven

PRO-TRAC™ Telescopic Sliders — Flexible shelf

Maxi Clock™ — Set cooking time with easy touch controls

Cast iron griddle — Ridged and flat sides cook anything

TrueTemp™ — Precisely control the oven’s temperature

Pan Glide™ — Raised cast iron pan supports

Maxi-Grill™ — Special grill cavity saves space

Quad Oven™ — Four special cavities for multiple meals

AirFry function and tray — Fast healthy, cooking

A Rated

Need a cooker that’s kind to the planet and your bills? You won’t have to look any further than the handy energy rating. With a range of A+++ to D, you can easily compare how energy efficient each appliance is – those ranked A and above are the best in the biz.

Cast Iron

Gas burners have pan supports to keep your cookware steady as you stir. Most models have pan supports made from durable cast iron, while others are made from enamel or stainless steel.

Dual Fuel

There are three main different fuel types to choose from when it comes to your cooker - electric, gas and dual fuel. Electric cookers are easy to use, and most have a fan to spread heat evenly. Gas is great for traditional cooking and delivers precise results, while dual fuel gives you the best of both worlds – you can have an electric oven with a gas hob, for example. Neat.

Hardwired (above 3kW) & Gas

You’ll need the electrical connections to be within 1.5 metres of where it’s being installed. Anything below 3kW can use a standard 13Amp fuse – that’s a regular plug socket. For anything above 3kW, you’ll need a 16Amp or 32Amp fuse, thats the big red switch on the wall. Don’t worry, it’s easy to find the info you need, just take a look at our product pages.