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Bosch Serie 4 HBA533BS1 |
$616.77
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Sep 2018
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![]() Aspes HA1110X |
$69.54
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Fagor 6H860AX |
$71.22
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Miele DGC 6865 |
$5,899.00
A J Madison
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68L
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Jan 2016
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Miele DGC 6860 |
$5,499.00
A J Madison
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76L
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Oct 2017
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AEG BES33101ZM |
$654.75
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May 2019
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Miele H 6660 |
$3,899.00
A J Madison
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76L
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May 2017
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AEG EPS33102ZM |
$911.21
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Nov 2018
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Miele H6560BP |
$3,899.00
A J Madison
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Neff BCR2522N |
$1,164.39
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Smeg SF112U |
$999.00
A J Madison
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72L
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Oct 2015
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Bosch 800 Series HBN8451UC |
$1,599.99
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Smeg SF109 |
$947.00
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Smeg SFP109
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$1,695.00
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Single Oven Buying Guide
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One of the first considerations when buying an oven is its dimensions and energy source. Most ovens are 600mm wide and will fit most kitchens. If you are looking for a larger capacity oven or a freestanding oven it is important to measure the available space in our kitchen to ensure there are no surprises when your new oven arrives.
If there is a gas supply in our kitchen you will be able to consider a gas oven. Electrical ovens are slightly easier to install but might also be more expensive to run. Always check the energy rating when comparing ovens. The installation of gas and electric ovens should always be carried out by appropriately trained and licensed engineers.
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Compact Ovens
A single compact oven is usually the same size as a microwave and most feature a grill as well. These small ovens are great if you are tight on space but their capacity might be a problem depending on the types of food you want to cook.
Oven Types
One of the key criteria when choosing an oven is decide between an electric or gas oven. Most ovens are electric as these can be installed in almost every kitchen. Gas ovens require a natural gas supply in your property, which is not always available. When faced with the choice, both electric and gas ovens have their advantages and disadvantages.
Electric Ovens
An electric oven has much more accurate temperature control thanks to its electronic thermostat, and spreads the heat evenly throughout the cooking area. This effect is even more pronounced in fan-assisted models. In addition, the dry heat an electric oven produces prevents the build-up of rust. Purchasing costs of electric ovens are usually lower than gas ones, and there is a much wider variety to choose from. On the downside, electric ovens take longer to heat up and have slightly higher operating costs.
Gas Ovens
While there is less variety in gas ovens compared to electric ones nowadays, they have some distinct advantages. Gas ovens have lower operating costs. If you use the oven a lot, these will offset the higher acquisition costs in the long run. Gas ovens heat up and cool down faster than their electric counterparts, which is great if you don't have time to wait for an electric oven to cool down before cleaning. Gas ovens add humidity to the air inside the oven, which prevents foods from becoming dry and brittle before reaching their ideal cooking point. Temperature control and heat distribution are usually less accurate in gas ovens, however, modern gas ovens come with electronic thermostats that regulate the temperature more accurately and fans help to spread the heat evenly throughout.
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After deciding on the capacity and type, selecting an oven with the right features ensures you will be happy with your choice for many years to come. Modern ovens provide a variety of features that make cooking and cleaning easier:
Fan Ovens ensure the heat is distributed as evenly as possible inside the oven so food cooks at the same speed on all sides. Fan assisted electric ovens also heat up quicker and can shorten cooking times.
Automatic Cooking Programs make cooking super-simple by setting the temperature and time to cook a dish.
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Pyrolytic Self-cleaning is the most convenient way to keep your oven clean. During the cleaning cycle, the oven will heat up to 480C which burns off any deposits and reduces them to a thin layer of ash which can then simply be wiped away.
Multi-function Ovens allow you to cook with a number of heat sources, either independently or in combination. When using fan-assisted mode to cook a meal you can also use the grill to make sure it is crispy on top.