The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90EISS/C is a 90cm electric range cooker with a five-zone induction hob, twin fan ovens and a separate grill, all wrapped in a smart stainless steel finish. It is designed as a serious centrepiece for busy family kitchens and keen home cooks.
Rangemaster is a respected British brand in range cookers, and this model leans firmly towards the premium end of the market. You are paying for capacity, build quality and the efficiency of induction cooking rather than an entry-level price tag.
With an excellent 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 100 owner reviews, it is clearly a very well-liked cooker. The spec sheet focuses on reliable, powerful everyday performance rather than flashy smart features, which will suit many households looking for a long-term workhorse.
This 90cm Rangemaster is ideal for medium to large households that cook most days and want the space to handle big roasts, batch cooking or regular entertaining. With two large fan ovens (73L and 67L) plus a separate grill, it can comfortably manage a full Sunday roast with dessert and extras all at once.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-lasting appliance rather than a budget stop-gap. The all-electric setup with induction hob will appeal if you want fast, responsive heat but prefer to avoid gas, or if your kitchen is already geared towards electric cooking.
Confident home cooks and enthusiastic bakers will appreciate the even heat of the twin fan ovens, the adjustable shelves and helpful touches like the Handyrack roasting rack on the main oven door. It is also a good step-up option for someone moving from a standard 60cm cooker and wanting more flexibility without going to a full 110cm range.
If you rarely cook for more than one or two people, or you are working to a tight budget, this model is likely to be more cooker than you really need. But for a busy family kitchen, it is very well matched.
The twin large-capacity fan ovens (73L and 67L) give you a huge amount of usable space, making it easy to cook multiple dishes at different shelf levels without worrying about uneven results. Both ovens are fan assisted and rated A for energy efficiency, which helps keep running costs sensible despite the size.
The five-zone induction hob is a real highlight. It offers fast heat-up times, precise control and built-in pan detection, so zones only activate when suitable cookware is present. Compared with ceramic or solid plate hobs, it is more responsive and easier to keep clean thanks to the flat glass surface.
The separate glide-out variable electric grill is practical for everyday tasks like toast, cheese on toast or crisping the top of a lasagne without tying up an oven. Because it glides out, it is easier and safer to check on food than with a standard grill pan that you drag in and out.
Cleaning is made easier by catalytic liners in the main oven, which help to break down grease during normal cooking, plus easy-clean enamel in the other cavities. Combined with the triple-glazed doors, it feels like a cooker designed with real-life cleaning in mind.
Build quality is another strong point. Features like the Catch-rite door fixtures, triple-glazed windows and solid-feeling controls all add to the impression of a robust, premium appliance that should stand up well to daily use.
This is a high-powered, premium range cooker that needs hard wiring by an electrician and a 45-amp supply. That means additional installation cost and may rule it out if your current electrics are not up to spec.
Despite being at the premium end of the market, it does not offer more advanced cooking modes such as multiple oven functions, steam options or pyrolytic self-cleaning. The main and second ovens are straightforward fan ovens with a single function, which is perfectly capable but less versatile than some multi-function rivals.
There is no residual heat indicator on the induction hob, which is a notable omission for safety and convenience. While induction surfaces tend to cool quickly, a visual cue is reassuring, particularly in family kitchens.
The separate ovens also lack a defrost programme and, in the case of the second and third cavities, interior lights. These are minor touches, but at this price point it would be reasonable to expect them. Finally, a two-year manufacturer warranty is decent but not outstanding for a flagship appliance.
Day to day, the PROP90EISS/C is set up to be straightforward and satisfying to live with. The rotary controls and clear LED display keep everything intuitive: set your oven temperature, use the electronic programmable timer to schedule cooking, and you are ready to go. There is no steep learning curve, even if you are upgrading from a standard freestanding cooker.
The induction hob makes a big difference to the feel of the kitchen. Heat changes are almost instant, so simmering sauces or searing steaks is effortless, and because only the area beneath the pan heats up, spills are much less likely to burn on. A quick wipe usually brings the glass surface back to a shine.
Inside the main oven, adjustable shelves and the Handyrack – which attaches a roasting tin to the door – make it easier to handle heavy joints without stretching into a hot cavity. Both main ovens have generous space for large baking trays or multiple dishes, so weeknight meals are simpler to juggle.
Cleaning is easier than on basic cookers. The catalytic liners in the main cavity help reduce baked-on grease, while the easy-clean enamel in the other ovens and grill wipes down without too much effort. You do not get removable inner door glass, so occasional deeper cleans will still take a bit of time, but overall maintenance is manageable.
Physically, the 90cm width and 60cm depth mean it fits standard range cooker gaps, and the height is adjustable to line up with your worktops. Once installed, it feels solid and stable, with doors and shelves that operate smoothly.
Performance is a clear strong point. Both the 73-litre main oven and 67-litre second oven are fan assisted, so hot air circulates evenly, reducing hot spots and helping food cook uniformly on every shelf. That is especially useful for baking batches of muffins or roasting a large meal where you are using most of the oven space.
The five-zone induction hob, with power ranging from 1.15 to 3 kW, gives you the flexibility to match pans to appropriately sized zones. Induction’s efficiency means that more of the energy goes into the pan rather than the surrounding air, which speeds up boiling and frying while keeping the kitchen a little cooler.
The dedicated top-left grill cavity offers a variable electric grill with open-door grilling. It is small at 25 litres but perfectly sized for everyday grilling tasks, and the glide-out design makes it easier to monitor browning and reduce the risk of scorched food.
From a usability standpoint, the cooker includes an electronic programmable timer, automatic safety shut-off and automatic ignition, along with a clear LED display. Triple-glazed oven doors improve insulation, helping the A/A energy ratings, and make it easier to see what is happening inside the main cavity.
While it does not boast lots of specialist cooking programmes or smart connectivity, the feature set is strong where it matters: ample, even heat, responsive induction cooking, and sensible convenience touches like catalytic liners, Handyrack and glide-out grill. For most households, those practical advantages will be more valuable than niche modes they rarely use.
With a ticket price firmly in premium territory for an electric range cooker, the PROP90EISS/C is not a bargain-basement choice. You are paying for a recognised British brand, a substantial 90cm chassis, twin large fan ovens and a quality induction hob, rather than the absolute lowest cost per cavity.
The strong owner feedback – a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 100 reviews – suggests that most buyers feel they have received good value, particularly in terms of cooking performance and day-to-day reliability. If you cook a lot and make use of the multiple ovens and fast hob, the time saved and ease of use do help justify the investment.
If your priority is simply having an electric cooker at the lowest possible price, there are cheaper ceramic or single-oven options. However, for those wanting a high-spec, flexible range that should comfortably handle family life for years, this Rangemaster offers solid long-term value, even if the upfront outlay is above average.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP90EISS/C is a well-thought-out 90cm electric range cooker that focuses on the fundamentals: generous, even-heating ovens, a fast and precise induction hob, and practical touches that make everyday cooking easier. Owner satisfaction is exceptionally high, and the build quality feels up to the demands of a busy family kitchen.
Its main compromises are the premium price, relatively simple oven functions, lack of residual heat indicators on the hob and a warranty that could be longer. If you are expecting advanced multi-function or self-cleaning options, you may want to compare more feature-packed alternatives.
For anyone who cooks frequently, wants the speed and efficiency of induction, and values capacity and reliability over flashy extras, this Rangemaster is a superb choice. It is a serious investment, but one that should reward keen home cooks with years of dependable service.
