Premium power in a 90cm footprint

The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EICY/C is a 90cm electric range cooker with a modern induction hob and a bold cranberry and chrome finish. It combines two full-size ovens with a separate grill, giving you the flexibility of a full range without needing a huge kitchen.

Rangemaster is one of the most trusted names in range cookers, and this model is firmly at the premium end of the market, both in design and price. With an A/A energy rating, multifunction main oven and fast‑responding induction hob, it’s aimed at home cooks who want performance as well as style.

Backed by an excellent 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 200 owners, it’s clearly a cooker that has impressed in real kitchens, not just on paper.

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Key features

  • 3 cavities, 5 zones — Plenty of space to cook
  • Handyrack — Clip-on tray lets you check on food
  • Rapid Response™ — A speedy preheat for quick cooking
  • Stay-clean liners — Absorb grease for easy cleaning
  • Dimensions (cm) – H90 x W90 x D60

Who this range cooker is best for

This 90cm Rangemaster is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and entertain fairly often. With a 79-litre multifunction main oven, a 67-litre fan oven and a separate 25-litre grill, there’s ample space to handle Sunday roasts, batch cooking and dinner parties.

It suits buyers looking for a premium centrepiece in an open-plan kitchen. The cranberry and chrome styling is unapologetically bold, so it’s perfect if you want the cooker to be a design feature rather than something that blends into the background.

The induction hob and multifunction oven make it a great choice for confident cooks who like precise control, faster heating and the ability to use different cooking modes for better results. That said, the rotary controls and clear LED programmable timer keep it approachable for anyone stepping up from a standard freestanding cooker.

Because it needs hard wiring and has a high electrical load, it’s best for homeowners planning a proper kitchen upgrade, rather than a quick, budget swap-in.

What we like

The combination of two large ovens plus a dedicated grill gives you serious flexibility. You can roast in the main oven, bake in the fan oven and still have the grill free for extras, which is especially handy at Christmas or when feeding a crowd.

The induction hob offers five zones with pan detection, giving rapid heat-up and very responsive control, more like gas but with a flat, easy-to-clean glass surface. It’s safer too, as the zones only heat when a suitable pan is in place.

Rangemaster’s Rapid Response function in the main oven significantly cuts preheat times, so you’re not waiting ages for the oven to get up to temperature on busy weeknights. The multifunction oven’s eight settings, including base heat and browning options, help you fine‑tune results for everything from quiche to lasagne.

Cleaning is easier than many ranges thanks to catalytic liners in the main cavity and easy-clean enamel in the others, helping to break down or wipe away grease. Little touches like the Handyrack roasting tray on the door and the glide-out grill make it more practical and safer to use day to day.

A 4.9/5 user rating from 218 reviews, plus a 2-year manufacturer warranty, gives strong reassurance on build quality and reliability.

Where it could be better

This is a high-end cooker with a price to match, so it won’t suit tighter budgets or rental properties where a basic freestanding cooker will do.

Despite the premium spec, the second and third cavities lack catalytic liners, so you’ll still need to put some elbow grease into cleaning them compared with the main oven. There’s also no control panel lock, which might concern households with very curious young children.

The hob has no traditional pan supports because it’s induction glass, and there’s no residual heat indicator listed, so you need to be especially cautious about assuming the surface is cool straight after cooking.

Installation requires hard wiring by an electrician and a suitable 45-amp circuit, so it’s not a simple plug‑in replacement. There’s also no glass lid and no mention of telescopic oven shelves beyond the glide-out grill, which some cooks might miss at this price point.

Everyday use

Living with the Professional Deluxe feels reassuringly solid. The Catch-rite door fixtures and triple-glazed oven windows give the doors a firm, high-quality action and help keep heat where it should be. The layout is intuitive: main oven bottom left, fan oven on the right and grill at eye level on the top left, so it’s easy to keep track of what’s where.

The induction hob is a genuine everyday upgrade if you’re used to ceramic or solid plate. With five zones and power up to 3 kW, pans come up to the boil quickly and respond instantly when you turn the rotary controls down. Pan detection means no wasted energy if you forget to turn a zone off after lifting a pan.

The LED programmable timer simplifies cooking multiple dishes. You can set start and finish times, so a casserole is ready when you get home, and the automatic safety shut-off adds peace of mind if you’re prone to distractions.

Cleaning routines are less daunting than on many big cookers. The catalytic liners on the main oven sides help break down splatters as you cook, and the smooth induction hob surface wipes clean with a quick swipe, without burnt-on rings from gas burners. You will still need to manually wipe the enamel-lined cavities, but the interiors are large and uncluttered, so it’s manageable.

Height-adjustable legs allow you to line the cooker up neatly with your worktops, and the glide-out grill makes it much easier to check toast, cheese on toast or grilled fish without reaching under a hot element.

Performance and features

The main 79-litre multifunction oven is the star of the show. With eight settings and fan assistance, it can handle everything from evenly baked sponges to crisp‑bottomed pizzas and slow roasts using bottom heat. Rapid Response preheating shortens the waiting time, so you can get food in the oven quicker without guessing the temperature.

The 67-litre right-hand oven is a straightforward electric fan oven. It’s perfect for everyday meals, batch baking or as overflow space when the main oven is full. Both main cavities carry an A energy rating, reflecting efficient operation considering their size.

The separate 25-litre variable electric grill provides powerful direct heat for finishing dishes, grilling bacon or melting cheese. Because it’s in its own cavity with a glide-out tray, you can grill with the door open and keep a clear eye on progress without wrestling heavy pans.

On the hob, five induction zones across three different sizes give flexibility for everything from small saucepans to large stockpots. Power ranges from 1.15 to 3 kW, so you get gentle simmering and vigorous boiling on demand. The glass surface keeps the modern look consistent and makes wiping up spills much easier than around gas burners.

Safety features are well covered with automatic safety shut-off, pan detection and triple-glazed doors. Although there’s no dedicated control lock, the combination of induction technology and oven door insulation will reassure many families. The 2-year warranty and UK manufacture further underline its positioning as a serious, long-term purchase rather than a throwaway appliance.

Value for money

This Rangemaster sits in the premium price bracket for 90cm electric range cookers. You are paying for the brand’s heritage, build quality and the combination of induction technology with two large ovens and a separate grill.

Considering the feature set – Rapid Response preheating, multifunction main oven, generous capacities, induction hob with five zones, catalytic liners and thoughtful touches like the Handyrack and glide-out grill – it offers more than the basics you’d expect from many cheaper models.

The outstanding 4.9/5 rating from 218 reviews strongly suggests owners feel they’ve had their money’s worth, both in terms of reliability and day-to-day performance. The 2-year warranty is decent, though some ultra-premium rivals offer longer cover.

If you’re working to a strict budget, there are certainly less expensive 90cm cookers, but they’re unlikely to match this blend of performance, capacity and finish. For homeowners investing in a long-term kitchen centrepiece, the price is justified by the overall package.

Our verdict

The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EICY/C is a superb choice if you want a serious cooker in a 90cm space. It delivers fast, precise cooking on the induction hob, two roomy ovens that can cope easily with family life and entertaining, and a separate grill that keeps things flexible when the ovens are full.

Its bold cranberry and chrome design, strong build quality and convenience features such as Rapid Response, catalytic liners, Handyrack and a glide-out grill make it a pleasure to use day after day. The overwhelmingly positive customer feedback backs up the impression of a well-engineered, reliable appliance.

The premium price and need for professional installation mean it’s not for everyone, and families wanting ultra-low maintenance might wish for more catalytic coverage. But if you’re upgrading your kitchen and want a stylish, high-performance range cooker that should serve you well for years, this Rangemaster is an excellent option.

FAQs

How big are the ovens on the Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EICY/C?

The main multifunction oven has a 79-litre capacity and the second fan oven offers 67 litres, both classed as large. There is also a separate 25-litre grill cavity.
The hob is a 5-zone electric induction hob. It heats the pan directly using magnetic fields, giving fast heat-up times and precise control.
Yes. It has a 16,000-watt electrical connection and a 45-amp fuse rating, so it must be hard wired to a suitable circuit by a qualified electrician.
The main oven has catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides to absorb grease during cooking, reducing scrubbing. The second oven and grill use easy-clean enamel, which still needs wiping down but is smoother and easier to clean than bare metal.
It includes automatic safety shut-off, pan detection on the induction hob and triple-glazed oven doors for better insulation. However, there is no dedicated control panel lock listed.
You’ll need pans that are compatible with induction, meaning they must be magnetic on the base. The hob’s pan detection will only activate a zone when a suitable pan is in place.
Rapid Response is a fast preheat mode for the main oven. It brings the oven up to temperature more quickly than standard preheating, so you can start cooking sooner.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty for domestic use, covering parts and labour subject to the usual terms and conditions.

Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EICY/C 90cm Electric Range Cooker with Induction Hob Review

£2799.00

Overall score

9.2/10

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