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The Benefits of a Single Oven Fan Typically the oven will notify you by illuminating the control panel once it reaches its temperature set. It may take a while for your oven to cool down. Fan ovens are popular for their versatility. They offer even heat distribution, quicker cooking times and other advantages. Even heat distribution From a Sunday roast to the perfect grilled cheese sandwich an oven is used to create a wide range of culinary delights. Knowing the oven's settings and the type of cooking that you perform can impact the quality of your finished dishes. First, you'll need to determine whether your oven is equipped with an air blower. Listening is a good way to determine if your oven has a fan. A single fan will produce a distinct whirring noise when it's turned on. You can also look on the outside of your stove for a symbol that indicates the capacity of the fan. This is usually the case with a fan in the shape of a square, without lines, or a fan encircled by the shape of a circle. A fan-enabled range can also be equipped with additional symbols that indicate other features, such as the child lock or pyrolytic system. Pyrolytic cleaning employs high temperatures to burn away residue, making it easy to clean. It's an excellent option for busy eateries and a lot of big oven manufacturers have their own names for this feature, like Siemens' activeClean. There's also a setting called “fan with bottom heat”, which is ideal to create crispy bases for pizzas and other pastries. This setting is a combination of the even heat distribution of a fan with concentrated heat from the oven's bottom, so your dishes will cook quickly and evenly. single ovens with grill can be set so that the oven will stop cooking at a particular date and time. This feature is helpful when you cook multiple meals simultaneously and want to ensure that finish at precisely the same time. Finally, some ovens have a function called 'fanned grill' which is ideal for cooking meats and poultry. It combines the fast heat distribution of a fan the concentrated heat of an oven's bottom component, meaning that your food will cook quicker and more evenly. Faster cooking Food tends to cook faster when hot air is blown directly over the food as opposed to just surrounding it. This is due to the fact that moving air accelerates the natural process of heat transference which occurs when different temperatures meet. It's a little like the wind chill you may experience on a blustery winter day. You'll feel colder faster than you would on a calm day with similar temperature. A fan oven could cut the cooking time by as much as 25% compared with conventional ovens. It can also cut down the pre-heating time by up to 50 percent (ideal for quick meals). A fan in the oven circulates heat faster and more evenly. The circulated air helps prevent hot and cold spots in the oven, and also on each tray. This results in consistently cooked dishes. They are often used for tasks such as baking where consistency is crucial in regards to cooking temperatures and timings. While the speedy cooking capabilities of an oven fan are advantageous however, it's important to keep in mind that they may require more time to achieve the same result as conventional ovens when used for the same recipes. For this reason, it's recommended to follow the time and temperature recommendations by the recipe. Single oven fan models are ideal for those who want a range which can handle a variety of cooking tasks. If, however, you prefer the flexibility of multifunction models, you may want to consider a double oven. Our top-rated Lamona built-under double fan oven is a great option for homes with a large family or landlords who want to kit out kitchens for flatshare. It's easy to open and load into, and can be easily fitted into small spaces. It comes with both grill and fan oven, and it has plenty of space to bake, roast and much more. It's available in a stylish stainless steel finish and is fully capable of being programmed to get dinner on the table quicker. Reduced energy consumption The fan in your traditional oven circulates hot air around the food to cook it evenly and faster. You can cook at lower temperatures and still get the same results. This reduces energy consumption. In normal usage, the oven consumes between 2,000 and 3,500 watts. Of course, this could differ significantly based on the method you use you cook your food in the oven. The energy consumption of your oven can be affected by its size, the length of time you cook and the type of heating that you employ. If you cook in your oven frequently the fan can reduce your energy consumption. This is especially true when you cook for a longer time with a lower heat. built in single electric oven equipped with a built-in fan can cut energy usage by up to 40%. The fan lets you cook at lower temperatures and for a shorter period of time. This can help you cut your electricity bills and make a positive impact on the environment. Modern cooking appliances are designed for maximum energy efficiency. This includes using a single oven fan to cut down on the energy use of your oven maintain a consistent temperature throughout. Even the oven is efficient, an air conditioner can cut down on the energy use. For example, a standard electric oven typically uses between 2,000 and 3,500 watts of electricity when operating. But a fan oven can reduce this to about half. This is due to the fact that the fan consumes around 400 watts of electricity, whereas the elements that make up the surface of an electric range take up to 6 kilowatts. The power sharing technique used in this case enables the appliance to reduce the power consumption at peak by securing the oven elements to either L2 or neutral line N using the demand response switch arrangement (relay 200 in this case, but it could be any other electromechanical power switching device). This is accomplished by controlling the switching of the relay contacts 210 in response to the presence of a utility state signal. Convenience As the heat rises from lower shelves, it will drop when you cook several dishes. This causes food items placed higher up in the oven to cook quicker than those placed on the bottom. In a single-fan oven, this is not a problem since the hot air circulates through the entire cavity. This means that all dishes are cooked at the same time and evenly. In addition to even heat distribution in the air, the circulation of hot air also speeds up the cooking process by removing cold and hot spots in the oven. This means food can be cooked faster than in a conventional oven and will save you valuable cooking time. Another benefit of using a fan assisted oven is that it can be used at lower temperatures than a conventional oven which allows you to cook your meals at a more affordable cost. The reason is that the fan is powered by a thermoelectric switch that only comes on when the oven's temperature reaches a predetermined level. This means that after the temperature has cooled, the fan will turn off automatically. Alternately, you can choose the fan and element only option that gives you both the advantages of an electric oven, with the fan function, as well as being equipped to grill over. This is ideal for cooking pizzas and open faced sandwiches since the base can be cooked using the fan and the top directly radiating. The result is a perfect blend between softer and crispness. It is not necessary to switch on your oven in order to determine if it is equipped with a fan. Most models have an easy symbol that signifies this. Look out for a three pronged fan or a line with the word fan, because these will indicate that the appliance is equipped with a fan. Some conventional ovens have different symbols or may not have an icon for a fan. If you're looking for a reliable, easy-to-use oven in your kitchen, think about a single oven fan from Lamona. The model comes with a huge capacity that can comfortably accommodate every dish your family loves and won't take up too much space in a small kitchen. It has a variety of features to make cooking more convenient with features like an LED timer and a minute display, allowing you to keep an eye on your dishes while they cook.