The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIGB is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with a powerful induction hob, designed for busy family kitchens and keen home cooks who want plenty of space and control. With its traditional styling in black and solid build, it feels every inch a statement piece.
You get four separate cavities – two full-sized ovens, a dedicated grill and a storage compartment – plus a five-zone induction hob. It’s an all-electric setup with A/A-rated ovens and helpful cleaning features built in.
User feedback is extremely strong, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over 300 reviews, which suggests owners are very happy with how it performs day to day, despite the premium price tag.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. Both main and secondary ovens offer a generous 79 litres of space, so Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining are all easily handled without juggling trays.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term centrepiece rather than a budget option. The 110cm width and four separate cavities make most sense in a spacious kitchen where you can really take advantage of the layout and storage.
If you’re a confident cook or enthusiastic baker, the multifunction main oven with seven settings and the fan second oven give you the flexibility to match different recipes, while the responsive five-zone induction hob makes everyday cooking quick and precise. The built-in Handyrack and telescopic shelves also help if you’re constantly in and out of the oven.
Those moving from gas to induction and wanting something safer and easier to keep clean will appreciate the pan detection, residual heat indicators and smooth glass surface. However, if you rarely cook for more than one or two people and have a compact kitchen, this model is likely to be overkill both in size and budget.
The twin 79-litre ovens give you a huge amount of usable space, so you can roast, bake and reheat on multiple shelves without compromising on airflow or timing. Having both a multifunction main oven and a full fan oven means you can tailor heat to different dishes at once.
The five-zone induction hob is fast, efficient and easy to wipe clean. Pan detection and residual heat indicators add safety and prevent wasted energy, while the range of power from 1.15 to 3.2 kW lets you simmer gently or sear at high heat.
Cleaning is simplified by catalytic liners on the sides of both large ovens and easy-clean enamel elsewhere. These surfaces help break down grease during normal cooking, cutting down on the need for harsh scrubbing.
Usability touches like the Handyrack (which lets you pull the roasting tray out with the door), telescopic shelf runners and a dedicated full-width grill cavity make everyday cooking less of a faff. The dedicated storage compartment for trays and tins is another practical win.
A solid A/A energy rating, automatic safety shut off, and a sturdy Catch-rite door fixture all reinforce the sense of a well-thought-through, durable appliance backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
This is firmly a premium-priced range, so it won’t suit tighter budgets, especially once you factor in the need for professional hard wiring on a 45-amp supply.
Despite the price, there’s no true programmable timer for the ovens – the spec lists no timer and no full electronic programmer, which feels basic for such a high-end cooker and may frustrate anyone who relies on delayed start or auto switch-off for cooking.
While catalytic liners help on the sides of the main ovens, they don’t cover every surface, so you’ll still need to clean the bases and doors manually. The grill cavity has a standard enamel interior without liners and no interior light, making it a little more old-school to keep on top of.
At 110cm wide, it demands a lot of space and a suitably sized cooker hood above (minimum 65cm clearance), so it’s not an easy drop-in replacement in smaller kitchens. There’s also no child lock on the controls, which families with very young children may miss.
Day to day, the Elise feels built around practicality. The rotary controls are straightforward and familiar, and the solid doors with Catch-rite fixtures close with reassuring heft. You don’t get a flashy display, but that keeps operation simple and uncluttered.
The induction hob comes into its own for everyday meals. It heats pans quickly and cools down fast once you’re done, and with no pan supports to remove, wiping the glass surface is quick. Pan detection means zones only heat when cookware is present, which is handy if you’re easily distracted.
Inside the ovens, the large capacities and multiple shelves make it easy to arrange trays without fighting for space. Telescopic runners help you safely baste, check and lift heavy roasting dishes without reaching right into a hot cavity, and the Handyrack makes roast joints easier to manage.
Cleaning is more manageable than on an all-enamel cooker. Catalytic liners on the sides soak up splatters during normal cooking, so routine maintenance tends to be a quick wipe of the bases and glass rather than a full deep scrub each time. The enamelled grill cavity and storage drawer will still need periodic attention, but their smaller size keeps this from being a major chore.
Because it needs hard wiring and draws up to 14.84kW, installation isn’t plug-and-play. You’ll need a qualified electrician to connect it and confirm your circuit is suitable, but once fitted it should feel like a permanent, reliable part of the kitchen.
Performance is a clear strength of the Elise. The main cavity is a 79-litre multifunction oven with seven settings, including conventional top and bottom heat, bottom-only heat and a defrost function. This flexibility lets you fine-tune results for roasts, baking, slow cooking and more, and the fan assistance helps keep temperatures even across multiple shelves.
The second 79-litre oven is a straightforward fan oven, ideal when you’re batch cooking or need a different temperature to the main multifunction cavity. Both ovens are A-rated for energy use, with efficient fan-mode consumption figures, which is impressive given their size.
Up top, the induction hob combines five zones with a 1.15–3.2kW power range, giving you everything from a gentle simmer to a fast boil. Induction’s direct-to-pan heating makes it quicker and more responsive than a typical ceramic hob, while the glass surface keeps the kitchen looking sleek and is far easier to clean than gas.
The dedicated third cavity is a full-width electric grill with variable control. It’s ideal for finishing dishes, crisping toppings or doing small grilled meals without firing up a full oven. Although it lacks an interior light or fan, it does its core job well and keeps grilling separate from oven cooking.
Convenience features are sensibly chosen rather than showy. Catalytic liners on both large ovens, Handyrack, telescopic shelves, automatic safety shut off and residual heat indicators all make the cooker feel safe and pleasant to use. You don’t get smart connectivity or advanced auto programmes, but for most home cooks the blend of capacity, flexibility and straightforward controls will feel spot on.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIGB sits at the premium end of the electric range cooker market, reflecting its size, build quality and feature set. It’s a significant investment, especially once professional installation is included, so it won’t be the obvious choice if you’re hunting for the lowest price per centimetre.
That said, you are getting two genuinely large ovens, a separate grill, a storage compartment and a full five-zone induction hob in a single, unified appliance. The inclusion of catalytic liners, Handyrack, telescopic shelves and solid hardware all add to its long-term usability and make it feel like a cooker you can rely on for many years.
The exceptionally strong owner rating of 4.9 out of 5 from hundreds of reviews suggests that most buyers feel they’ve had good value for what they spent, with high satisfaction in both performance and reliability. If you will use the space and the flexibility regularly, the Elise justifies its premium price far better than a cheaper, more basic alternative would.
If your cooking is more occasional or your kitchen is tight on space, a smaller or mid-range model could make more financial sense. But for households that live in the kitchen and want an electric range that can comfortably handle anything from midweek dinners to big family gatherings, the Elise offers solid value within the premium bracket.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIGB is a seriously capable electric range cooker that combines cavernous ovens with a powerful induction hob and thoughtful design touches. It feels robust, cooks evenly and offers the kind of flexibility that makes entertaining or batch cooking much less stressful.
Its drawbacks are mostly tied to its premium positioning: the price is high, you’ll need a suitable electrical supply and a professional installation, and some modern conveniences like a fully programmable timer and child lock are absent. Cleaning, while easier than on many traditional ranges, isn’t completely hands-off either.
If you have the space, the budget and the enthusiasm to make the most of it, this Elise is an excellent choice and a genuine upgrade over more basic cookers. For smaller homes or occasional cooks, a simpler and cheaper model will be more sensible, but for serious home chefs wanting an all-electric showpiece, it’s hard to fault.
