- Is this range liquid propane only?
- Yes. The RDV3-488-L is set up for liquid propane, so it will not run on natural gas without a conversion kit and a qualified technician.
- How do the two ovens differ?
- The main oven is the larger self-cleaning cavity; the second oven is smaller and best for side dishes or smaller batches. Both are electric, which is what makes this a dual fuel range.
- Does it need a special electrical supply?
- Dual fuel ranges need a dedicated 240-volt circuit for the ovens, separate from the gas line. Have an electrician confirm your kitchen's wiring before delivery.
- How does it compare with a Wolf or Thermador 48-inch range?
- It offers the same dual-fuel layout and a self-cleaning main oven, but with simpler knob controls and fewer electronic cooking modes. Choose it for straightforward cooking; choose the rivals for touchscreen guidance and specialty modes.
- What is included with the range?
- The range ships with its LP gas regulator and standard oven racks. Check the specific listing for included accessories such as a griddle or broiler pan.
- Is a 48-inch range hard to fit?
- It needs a 48-inch opening and clearance for the gas line and 240-volt connection. Measure the doorway and path into the kitchen, since the range is wide and heavy.
- Where is the Fisher & Paykel RDV3-488-L Dual Fuel Liquid Propane 48" - Stainless Steel cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $15,799.00, as of our latest check.