KitchenAid Freestanding Electric Range

Yes, the double oven design allows you to cook dishes independently. You can bake a roast in the larger lower oven while simultaneously baking cookies or side dishes in the upper oven at a different temperature.

Standard convection typically uses a fan to circulate air, but the Even-Heat™ system includes a unique bow-tie shaped design and convection fan that helps ensure there are no cold spots. This results in more consistent baking and roasting across all racks.

The hidden bake element is located beneath the floor of the oven rather than exposed at the bottom. This design creates a smooth, flat surface that is much easier to wipe clean and prevents spills from burning onto the heating element.

Yes, the 5-element radiant cooktop includes a dedicated warming zone. This low-power element is designed to keep cooked food at serving temperature without continuing to cook it or burning the bottom of the pan.

This range requires a 240-volt connection and a 40 or 50-amp circuit. It is recommended to consult with a licensed electrician to ensure your kitchen's wiring meets these specifications before installation.

Yes, the range features SatinGlide® racks. These are designed to roll out smoothly, even when fully loaded, making it much easier to check on or remove heavy dishes without struggling.