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A Single Fan Oven With Grill Will Handle All Your Cooking Needs A single oven with grill is a great addition to any kitchen. It doesn't matter if you're baking an Easter roast or zapping an easy grilled cheese sandwich, it can handle all your cooking requirements. This model looks stunning in any kitchen thanks to its clear, simple display and dials that have a textured finish. It also comes with an internal catalytic lining that is able to absorb grease and food spills to make it easy to clean. Features A single fan oven with grill is a simple addition to your kitchen. It's perfect for those who live in a home with a partner and have a small cooking requirement as it takes less space than an integrated double oven or a freestanding range cooker. The oven will fit seamlessly into the kitchen layout and have a lower depth than an integrated model which is especially useful in homes with small counter space. True fan cooking utilizes an element of heating that surrounds the fan to distribute heat evenly throughout the oven's cavity to produce rapid, precise results. The result is an oven that can be used for roasting, baking and even grilling with fan assisted. The center grill setting is ideal for fish and cuts of meat by concentrating heat in the central area for crisp browning and tenderness, without overcooking. Our test subjects were impressed with the ease of use of this oven as well as its easy-to-read display icons. It delivered impressive results in our baking, roasting and grilling tests, though it was a little slower than we had hoped for on the defrost function. Automatic preheat is a useful feature that will pre-heat your oven to the temperature you set before beginning the cooking. This helps to achieve more consistent cooking and lowers energy consumption by reducing pre-heating time. A decomposition feature that is automatic transforms food residue into ash to make it easier to clean and is a great time-saver. Certain models come with an automatic cleaning feature. By using high temperatures and pressure they turn food and grease residues to ash which can be removed using a damp cloth. Steam is another option, which releases a natural cleaner that softens burned-on food and grease. If you are concerned about safety, select one with an anti-tip feature. This prevents the oven being thrown over when it's turned on or when the door is opened. You can also choose an oven with a childproof lock for peace of mind especially when you have children or pets that are a bit curious. It is also important to determine if the oven is equipped with an automatic shut-off timer, that will turn the appliance off after a predetermined period of time. Design The humble oven is a vital component of any kitchen, whether you are baking cookies or roasting a chicken. It can be a challenge to pick the right oven for you and your family, but with some knowledge, there are many options that will suit your cooking style. A single fan oven has various settings that will help you cook your favourite dishes. There is a fan oven mode, which has an extensive temperature range, so you can cook and bake with ease. Other options include defrost mode, which gently thaws food in the oven to save you time and the minute minder feature, which lets you set a cook timer to ensure you don't overcook your food. Other useful functions include fanned grill and centre grill. The former employs a combination of fan circulation and grill element heating to provide consistent fast and even results, whereas the latter delivers precise and concentrated heat for that classic charred finish on meat or fish. Some models also have a bottom heat without fan setting, which provides an even heating base and top for slow-cooked casseroles. The size of the oven cavity inside an oven may affect its performance. For instance, a larger cavity may be better for large family meals as it allows you to cook a variety of dishes at the same time. A smaller size cavity on the other hand, is a good choice for smaller households since it is more energy efficient and will cook your food faster. Think about how easy it will be to remove hot dishes from the oven. A lot of models have rack rollers that allow you to easily pull out the rack for easier access to your baked creations. Self-closing oven doors are offered with hinges that are specially designed to make it easier for you to shut the oven when your hands are full. All of these features create an oven that is simple to operate, and will complement your kitchen's decor. Energy efficiency Ovens use a lot of energy to heat up and cook your food. Fortunately, you can significantly reduce your energy usage by following a few simple steps. The fan circulates hot dry air around the dish. This makes it more efficient and lets you cook your food at a lower temperature. The grill function also focuses the heat to one spot so that you can get a crispy brown finish without consuming a lot of energy. You can also save energy by cooking several dishes simultaneously. This will use less energy and you can even heat leftovers in the microwave. By using glass or ceramic bakeware instead of metal, you will also save energy because they transfer heat more efficiently. Cleaning your oven on a regular basis is important because the gunk baked on acts as insulation and decreases the efficiency of your oven. If you are concerned about the environmental impact of your oven, look for an appliance that has a high energy efficiency rating. This information is available on the label of the product or in the description. Select appliances that have higher energy efficiency ratings to lower your carbon footprint. The energy efficiency of a single-fan oven with grill can be further increased by choosing one with features that are unique to the model. For example, some brands offer a self-cleaning system that automatically burns any residue into ash, and helps keep your oven clean without the need for chemical cleaners. This feature is typically identified by a symbol that appears like three sets of arrows or dots, although certain ovens of the top brands come with their own names for it, such as Siemens' activeClean or Zanussi's True Fan. Another energy-saving feature is a child lock that stops children from changing oven settings. This is ideal for families with young children as it can prevent accidents in the kitchen. Some ovens also come with a steam function that helps you effortlessly clean your oven. The steam softens and liquefies any gunk that has been burned, allowing you to easily clean it off. Options for cooking A single fan oven with grill allows you to cook your favourite meals with the addition of a a built-in griddle plate. The griddle feature can be used for cooking foods like bagels and toast or to brown the surface of casseroles or gratins before serving. It uses the top element to give direct heat to food, quickly and evenly browning the top and sides. It is also perfect for cooking fish and meat or for making kebabs. Most models come with the ability to use a grill with a fan. This function works by using bottom and top elements to allow for natural heat distribution, while the fan circulates air inside the cavity of the oven to ensure uniform heating. This feature is also useful for baking dishes such as lasagne or roasting meat. Certain brands also come with the option of defrost, which allows you to defrost food while you bake. A lot of the latest ovens are connected via wi-fi or bluetooth and can be controlled with your smartphone. This means you can heat your oven and switch off the oven remotely, ensuring it's ready when you get home from work. Some models come with wire racks for collecting fat drippings while grilling and an oven tray that can be used to support ovenware such as cake tins or tray. There are models with an oven light that does not have a fan to light up the contents of the oven. These are great to cook in the dark or to monitor your food as it finishes. Before purchasing one fan-oven that has grill, you must think about your cooking habits and determine which features you need. You should also consider the energy efficiency rating since it can impact your electricity bills. For instance, models that have more efficiency might have a higher price tag but could save you money in the end. It is also advisable to speak with an electrician who is certified prior to installation, to ensure your kitchen's electrical system is able to support the oven's power needs.