The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110EISL/C is a 110cm electric range cooker with an induction hob, aimed squarely at busy family kitchens and confident home cooks. With four cavities, two full-sized ovens and a powerful five-zone induction hob, it is designed to handle everything from midweek meals to large gatherings.
Rangemaster is a well-established British brand in range cookers, and this model sits at the premium end of the market, both in price and specification. You are paying for capacity, flexibility and a smarter finish rather than basic functionality.
Owner feedback is very strong: an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 from over 200 reviews suggests excellent real-world reliability and satisfaction, which backs up the impressive spec sheet.
This Rangemaster is best suited to medium to large households that cook frequently and like to entertain. The twin 79-litre ovens plus a separate grill mean you can comfortably manage a Sunday roast with all the trimmings, batch bakes, or dinner parties without juggling trays.
It is a clear fit for buyers looking at the premium end of electric range cookers rather than a first-time budget purchase. The price reflects the size, induction hob and multifunction main oven, so it will appeal to those who see their cooker as the heart of the kitchen and are willing to invest.
The multifunction main oven and responsive induction hob make it ideal for enthusiastic home chefs who want precise control over their cooking. Features like Rapid Response preheat, catalytic liners and a programmable timer also suit busy families who want high performance without constant fuss.
If you have a compact kitchen, live alone, or only cook occasionally, this 110cm model is likely to be overkill in both size and spend. In that case, a smaller cooker or single oven with induction hob would make more sense.
The standout strength of this cooker is sheer capacity. Two large 79-litre ovens, a dedicated grill cavity and a storage compartment give you four separate spaces to work with, which is a huge advantage when cooking multiple courses or big family meals.
The five-zone induction hob offers fast, efficient heating with pan detection, so it only heats where a suitable pan is placed. Induction gives you excellent control, boils water quickly and keeps the glass surface relatively cool and easy to wipe clean.
The main multifunction oven, with eight functions and Rapid Response, lets you tailor heat to what you are cooking and get up to temperature quickly, cutting waiting time. The separate fan oven is perfect for even baking and batch cooking.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic liners in both main ovens and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, so everyday splashes are absorbed or wipe away more easily. The Handyrack and glide-out grill add genuinely useful practicality, letting you check roasts or grill food without reaching awkwardly into a hot cavity.
Strong user scores (4.9 from 218 reviews) and a two-year manufacturer warranty add confidence that you are buying a well-made, proven design.
This is a high-end range cooker, and the price reflects that. For smaller households or light use, a more modest cooker would be far better value.
Although the ovens have catalytic liners on the sides, they do not cover every surface, and the third cavity uses standard enamel only. You will still need to do some manual cleaning, especially on the oven bases and grill compartment.
There is no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicators on the hob zones, which some families may miss on a premium appliance, even though induction tops usually cool quicker than traditional electric plates.
At 110cm wide and 64.6cm deep, it demands a large, well-planned kitchen and professional hard-wiring by an electrician due to the 16.24kW connection and 45-amp requirement. If you are upgrading from a smaller, freestanding cooker, you may need cabinetry and electrical work to suit.
Day to day, the Rangemaster Professional Deluxe is designed to be straightforward to live with despite its size. Rotary controls and a clear LED programmable timer make it easy to set oven temperatures, times and auto-start or stop programmes without wading through complex menus.
The induction hob is a highlight in everyday cooking. It heats pans rapidly, responds quickly when you turn the control up or down, and the smooth glass surface means spills can be wiped away once cool. Pan detection prevents energy being wasted on empty zones and adds an element of safety.
Inside, the main multifunction oven and the second fan oven both offer generous space and come with multiple shelves, so you can cook on several levels at once. The Handyrack on the main oven door is especially handy for roasts, allowing you to pull the joint out with the door and check or baste it without lifting a heavy tray over a hot door.
Cleaning is less of a chore than with older enamel-only ovens. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main and second ovens help break down grease when the ovens are hot, leaving you to give them a quick wipe. The glide-out grill tray makes it easier to clean and turn food without reaching into the cavity.
The overall feel is of a professional-style cooker that has been softened with thoughtful touches to keep daily use manageable, provided you have the space and the right electrical setup.
Performance is a key selling point for this model. The main 79-litre multifunction oven offers eight cooking functions, including conventional heat, fan-assisted and a defrost setting. This flexibility lets you match the heat profile to what you are cooking, whether that is a slow roast, crisp pastry or delicate baking.
Rapid Response is a notable feature, bringing the oven up to temperature quickly so you are not waiting around. Once hot, the fan-assisted modes promote even heat distribution, which is ideal for evenly-browned trays of roast vegetables or multiple shelves of biscuits.
The second 79-litre fan oven adds serious capacity. It is simpler, with a single fan function, but that is perfect for batch baking, cooking sides, or using both ovens at once for different dishes. Both main ovens carry an A energy rating, showing they are reasonably efficient for their size.
On the hob, five induction zones with a 1.15–3kW power range cover everything from gentle simmering to strong searing. Having two different zone sizes helps match pans to the right area, and pan detection ensures the energy goes straight into the cookware for fast, precise results.
The dedicated 25-litre variable electric grill in the top left cavity is ideal for toast, cheese on toast, browning dishes or grilling bacon. Combined with the glide-out mechanism, it feels more controlled than using a grill pan inside a main oven.
Additional touches such as the Catch-rite door fixtures, triple-glazed doors to help retain heat, height-adjustable legs for a flush fit with worktops, and a storage compartment for trays and tins round out a very complete feature set for a modern range cooker.
This Rangemaster sits clearly in the premium price bracket for electric range cookers. You are paying a significant amount, but you are also getting an unusually generous specification: two full-sized ovens, a separate grill, a storage compartment and a five-zone induction hob.
For households that will fully exploit the capacity and cooking flexibility, the price is easier to justify. The combination of induction, multifunction cooking, catalytic liners and thoughtful usability features like the Handyrack and glide-out grill is more comprehensive than on many cheaper models.
The excellent user rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 218 reviews strongly suggests that owners feel they have received good value despite the upfront cost. Add in a two-year manufacturer warranty and British manufacture, and it becomes a compelling long-term investment for a busy, food-focused home.
If you are more occasional cooks, or simply do not need the width and multiple ovens, a smaller or more basic range could deliver better value, but for those who want a centrepiece cooker with serious capability, this model makes a strong case for its premium price.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110EISL/C is a serious range cooker for serious home kitchens. It combines huge capacity, a fast and controllable induction hob, and flexible oven functions in a smart slate-and-chrome finish that will look the part in a modern or classic kitchen.
Its strengths lie in multi-dish cooking, entertaining and sheer day-to-day ease: Rapid Response preheat, catalytic liners, a dedicated grill and helpful touches like the Handyrack and glide-out grill all make it easier to produce good results with less hassle.
The main caveats are the high purchase price, the need for a suitable 45-amp electrical connection and the physical space it requires. If those are not obstacles and you want a long-term, feature-rich cooker that owners consistently rate highly, this Rangemaster is an excellent choice. If your kitchen or budget is more modest, consider a smaller or simpler model from the same brand instead.
