How long does a combination oven last?

A good quality combination oven should last up to ten years with regular maintenance, including cleaning the oven and door seals and replacing water filters every two to four months. Industrial models should be serviced every four to six months.

Do combination ovens need water?

Yes. And it must have a suitable filtration system.

Can a combination steam oven replace a microwave?

Yes, if you have time to wait. A combination steam oven takes about 15 minutes to heat non-frozen foods and 35 to 45 minutes to heat frozen foods.

Are combination ovens self-cleaning?

The pyrolytic models (wall ovens) are self-cleaning, turning food and grease into ash at high temperatures, which can then be wiped away.

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- Whether it’s baking a birthday cake or a classic baked chicken, ovens are a kitchen essential, and a combination oven is particularly sought after for modern homes and commercial kitchens, with its mix of options. As an innovative and multi-functional appliance, people are increasingly starting the realise their potential. ArchiPro features only the best combination ovens in Australia from trusted brands and suppliers.

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Featuring the best combination ovens in Australia

A combination oven gives you a three-in-one package of cooking methods. Who wouldn’t want the combination of a steam oven for perfect fish and vegetables and convection to bake bread or roast meats? Together, these multifunction ovens produce food that’s moist and tender. The combination oven is perfect for those looking for a sleek, modern appliance for their home or commercial kitchen, and you’ll find the best selection from Australia’s top suppliers at ArchiPro.

Types of combination ovens

Steam and electric combination ovens

Electric combi-ovens can be freestanding or wall options and components are often less costly than their gas counterparts.

Steam and gas combination ovens

Open burner models directly transfer energy and increase temperature instantly. A good option if you have gas plumbed in your home.

Microwave combination ovens

These come in wall models and have two segments, one a conventional oven, the other a microwave.

Freestanding combination ovens

Freestanding models can be a great focal point in a modern or traditional kitchen if you have the right space available.

Wall combination ovens

Wall ovens are also known as pyrolytic ovens and can be single or double size or have a microwave function.

Boiler combination ovens

The steam generator combination oven works by boiling large amounts of water in a tank and sending the steam into the oven.

Boilerless combination ovens

A boilerless combi oven injects water right onto the heating element.

The advantages of high quality combination ovens

Most combination ovens are a big investment, but it’s one that’s worth every penny once you see the performance and durability you get from one. It gives you multiple cooking options. Also, when set to lower temperatures, it can also serve as a holding cabinet, a proofer, or a slow cooker. A combination oven is also less expensive than purchasing multiple appliances separately, saving you money and space in your kitchen.

How to choose a combination oven that’s right for you

If you have the space for it, a freestanding gas or electric model is a wonderful design feature in a kitchen, and if you want gas, it really is a great choice. If you want an oven with a sleek finish at a convenient height, an electric combination wall oven gives you both. If budget is a consideration, electric ovens are less expensive than gas to maintain or repair, and if you’re time-poor, microwave combi ovens are quick and convenient.