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Under Counter Single Oven and Double Oven Designed to sit under a special base cabinet, this oven is a safe option for families with small pets or curious pets. The handle and door of this oven were cool throughout our roasting test. It also got top marks for its easy-to-use controls. You can put up a wall oven without a cooktop in order to upgrade your kitchen appliances while keeping your countertop lines neat. Here are a few things to think about prior to making your purchase. Space-saving Design A single oven has one cooking compartment and is ideal for families or families who cook small meals often. It can be installed either at eye level, or in a cabinet beneath your counter. Double ovens are typically built into an eye-level wall and can be used for cooking large meals or entertaining. Both models are available in a wide range of styles and sizes to accommodate different kitchen layouts and style preferences. Certain models come with unique features that set them apart from other models. Certain models come with self-cleaning capabilities that speed up the process and remove the need for manual scrubbing. Some appliances have catalytic stay clean liners which automatically clean the interior of your appliance each time you use it. Another alternative is to combine the wall oven with a separate cooktop appliance for a more functional cooking zone in your kitchen. This design improves your cooking appliances while keeping them in a coordinated layout and reduces the space needed to store your counter. It also lets you switch between electric and gas cooking if you want to. You can also put your oven perpendicular to a counter top run that can help define this space and reduce traffic congestion. Be sure to leave a drop off counter space adjacent to the oven to allow for easy access when opening and closing the door. If you're seeking an oven that is a single wall with an unique design, think about opting for a white or black model that is a good fit with the decor of your kitchen. There are many manufacturers offering various styles, so you're bound to find a model that will complement your home. Self-Cleaning Options For the busy homeowner the oven that has self-cleaning features could be a significant time saver. Self-cleaning cycles use steam or high temperatures to get rid of food residues and soil. The steam cycle is designed for moderate soil “between” cleanings, while the high-temperature cycle helps eliminate even stubborn burnt-on foods and smoke. Certain models require the oven to be preheated prior to starting a self cleaning cycle. Others will automatically heat the oven while cleaning. It's important that you carefully follow the instructions of the manufacturer when using the self-cleaning feature. The oven's heating elements as well as the oven door will be very hot during the self-cleaning process and could be damaged by the intense heat. Some models also require that the broker pan, brokers grid, or any cookware be removed from the oven prior running a self-cleaning cycle. It is also crucial to be aware that steam and high-heat self-cleaning appliances produce unpleasant odors, which can remain in the kitchen for a lengthy period of time. The fumes they release could cause irritation to pets and children and also people who suffer from respiratory issues. It's best to run the self-cleaning process before grime accumulates heavily, and to ventilate the area while the oven is working. Although it's not recommended to use the self-cleaning option regularly however, many people find that having an oven with this feature makes life much simpler. The biggest drawback is that these models are more expensive than non-self-cleaning models. If you're on a tight budget but would like this option, consider buying a model which allows you to stop the cycle of self-cleaning once it has begun. This way, you'll save money and ensure that your oven is safe from harm. Wi-Fi Controls Smart ovens that are connected to WiFi allow you to control your appliance using an app on your smartphone. They often have useful cooking and maintenance functions. Some smart ovens, like models from Bosch, Siemens, and Gaggenau with Home Connect equipped with sensors, offer sensor-enabled technology for consistent results. Some models come with interchangeable smart oven accessories like baking stones and steamers that allow for advanced cooking techniques. single oven under counter come with a broad selection of preprogrammed meals to make it easier to eliminate the guesswork of meal planning. They can even inform you when your meal is ready to serve. Created to make your kitchen easier with a single wall ovens are available in a variety of finishes and styles. Matte white and black are elegant options, while stainless steel offers a timeless appearance. Some models feature an enormous window in the oven for easy viewing. Some models come with a large capacity to cook large meals. You can control your oven with a smartphone or a tablet with a touchscreen that you can customize. You can remotely start the oven, set a timer to turn off the stove and more. The oven can even automatically preheat to the right temperature. Some models of these smart ovens include an “Cook & Hold” mode that allows you to cook and hold food or a meal item to a desired temperature. This makes it easy to cook meat and other foods such as cookies, casseroles, and pies. Certain models of these smart ovens come equipped with a built-in coffee maker that makes an iced or two-cup cup while you're prepping dinner or getting ready for work. You can also use voice commands to select the oven with an assistant compatible with the oven. Convenience If you are looking for a wall-oven that will bring your cooking to the next level, our premium models, both single and double are stylish, with precise performances and eye-popping innovation like ProHeat ™ Convection. Install them in your new kitchen and impress family, guests and friends with gourmet meals. If your kitchen is smaller than a traditional range An under counter single oven might be what you need to provide ample cooking space without taking up the floor space. Install them in a separate unit or inside your kitchen island. Many also come with an attractive storage drawer underneath the oven's cavity, so you can store cookware and other kitchen accessories close by. Installed at eye level, these gadgets can make it easier for you to observe and remove dishes. This arrangement also reduces the need to bend or stoop, which can be uncomfortable and inconvenient for many people. Certain models are also designed to be accessible for loading and unloading, so you can easily open the door to load or remove your food items. If you're considering adding an undercounter single oven in your kitchen, you should also consider whether you want to incorporate it into a larger cabinet or a separate wall-mounted unit. Selecting the best option for your kitchen will ensure that your oven is simple to reach while cooking and that it is seamlessly integrated into the rest of your kitchen's design. We can help you choose the right appliance and installation solution to suit your requirements. Contact us for more information about our range of microwaves and ovens under counter today. Energy Efficiency An oven that isn't a stovetop in your kitchen could help you save space and money. Electric ovens are more efficient in energy use than traditional gas stoves and ovens especially if you cook multiple dishes at once. The oven's efficient design consumes less energy per cooking cycle and distributes heat more evenly than stoves. Many models also have integrated self-cleaning technology that cleans your oven fast and efficiently, thus decreasing energy use. The process removes stubborn stains without overheating the appliance. The result is a fresh, clean oven that's ready for your next meal. The oven's insulated construction decreases the amount of electricity used to heat it, as well as the heat that escapes during cooking. This helps to cut your power bill and maintain your home at a comfortable temperature all day long. A clean oven is able to heat up faster than one with many burned casseroles. It also uses less energy when it is first used. Look into buying an oven with the ENERGY STAR label to increase your oven's energy efficiency. This certification indicates that the appliance is in compliance with strict specifications for performance set by federal government and is designed to encourage the environment. Talk to an electrician before buying a new oven to ensure that your home's electric system is capable of supporting the appliance's energy requirements. To avoid faulty operation or safety risks, make sure that the unit is installed correctly and is used with care. For more information on how to make your appliances more energy efficient, read our guide on green living.