The ZLINE CDR30 is a 30-inch dual-fuel range at $2,399.99 that combines a gas cooktop with an electric oven in a standard residential footprint. No buyer reviews currently exist, so the value case rests entirely on specification.
Home cooks who want the responsiveness of gas burners paired with electric oven baking precision, and who are comfortable with a newer listing that lacks verified buyer feedback. Useful for kitchen remodels where a 30-inch dual-fuel slot is needed at a mid-range price.
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Buyers who require review-backed reliability data before spending $2,400 should wait or choose an established dual-fuel model. Those needing a larger oven than 4.2 cu ft should consider ZLINE's wider offerings.
Capacity 4.2 cu ft
Fuel type Dual Fuel
Heating Sealed
Installation Freestanding
Width 30.0 in
Controls Knob
Priced 60% above the category median ($1,499.00 across 135 tracked models)
Capacity of 4.2 cu ft - smaller than 69% of the 135 models we track
Our scorecard
1.4/5overall
Value for money1.3/5
$571 per cubic foot, above the category median
Storage space1.6/5
4.2 cu ft, compact for this category
The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other kitchen ranges, cooktops, wall ovens, range hoods and microwaves we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.
Overview
Dual-fuel ranges appeal to cooks who want gas flame control on the stovetop and the even dry heat of an electric oven for baking. The CDR30 occupies a 30-inch width, measuring 27.75 x 30 x 36 inches, which fits standard 30-inch range cutouts. The 4.2 cu ft oven is adequate for most household cooking tasks though modestly sized compared to some competitors at this price point.
At $2,399.99 the CDR30 is priced in the mid-premium segment for 30-inch dual-fuel ranges. Sealed burners reduce cleanup compared to open grates, and knob controls avoid the durability concerns sometimes associated with touchscreens. The 240-volt requirement is standard for electric-oven components in dual-fuel designs.
With no reviews on record the long-term quality picture is a blind spot. ZLINE has an established presence in this category, but this specific model is untested by public buyers. Budget-focused shoppers and those prioritizing risk reduction should weigh that factor against the specification appeal.
Pros
Dual-fuel design pairs gas cooktop with electric oven for versatile cooking
Sealed burners simplify stovetop cleanup
30-inch width fits standard range openings without modification
Knob controls are reliable and straightforward
Priced competitively for the dual-fuel category
Cons
No buyer reviews to verify real-world reliability or quality
4.2 cu ft oven is modest for households that cook large meals
Finish specification is unlisted, making aesthetic planning harder
Specifications
Capacity
4.2 cu ft
Fuel type
Dual Fuel
Heating
Sealed
Installation
Freestanding
Width
30.0 in
Controls
Knob
Dimensions
27.75 X 30 X 36 In
Voltage
240 Volts
Performance notes
Dual-fuel operation means the gas cooktop delivers precise, immediate heat adjustment while the electric oven provides consistent, even temperatures suited to baking and roasting. The sealed burner cooktop on a 30-inch platform limits burner count compared to 36-inch models. Oven capacity of 4.2 cu ft handles a standard roasting pan or two full-size baking sheets on separate racks. The 240-volt electrical connection for the oven component is standard in U.S. dual-fuel installations.
What buyers say
No buyer reviews exist for the CDR30 at this time, so there is no community feedback to draw on. Buyers should factor the absence of reviews into their purchase risk assessment at the $2,400 price point.
What makes dual-fuel better than an all-gas or all-electric range?
A dual-fuel range gives you gas flames on the cooktop for fast, controllable heat and an electric oven that delivers more even temperatures for baking. If you bake frequently but also want responsive stovetop burners, dual-fuel is a practical compromise. The trade-off is a higher price and the need for both a gas line and a 240-volt outlet.
Does the ZLINE CDR30 require a special electrical outlet?
Yes. The electric oven component requires a 240-volt outlet, which is standard for built-in ovens and electric ranges but not always present in older homes with only gas appliances. Verify your kitchen has a 240-volt circuit before ordering.
How many burners does the CDR30 have?
The CDR30 specification does not list a burner count. Most ZLINE 30-inch gas cooktops carry 4 to 5 burners, but confirm with the product listing or manufacturer before purchasing if exact burner count matters to you.
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