The Rangemaster Nexus NEX110DFFWH/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker aimed squarely at busy family kitchens and keen home cooks. With two full-size electric ovens, a separate grill and a dedicated warming compartment, it offers genuine restaurant-style flexibility at home.
Rangemaster is a well-established premium name in range cookers, and this model follows that template: contemporary styling in white, robust cast iron pan supports and a powerful mixed-fuel hob that combines gas burners with an electric multizone.
It is not a budget buy, but the specification is generous and the owner feedback is excellent, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 99 reviews. That gives strong confidence that it delivers on day-to-day performance as well as showroom appeal.
This Nexus is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks big meals. Each of the two main ovens offers a generous 79-litre capacity, so roasting a joint in one while batch-baking or cooking side dishes in the other is straightforward. Add in the separate grill and warming compartment, and it easily copes with dinner parties, Sunday lunches and Christmas catering.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term appliance rather than an entry-level cooker. The dual fuel setup — gas burners on top with electric ovens below — will appeal if you like the responsiveness of gas for pans but prefer the consistency of electric for baking and roasting.
Enthusiastic home cooks and aspiring chefs will appreciate the multifunction main oven with eight settings, the powerful wok burner and the flexible multizone hob. The programmable electronic timer and useful Handyrack make it equally friendly for confident beginners who want something they can grow into.
You will need a decent-sized kitchen and the budget for a 110cm premium range, plus access to both gas and a suitable electrical supply. If you have a compact space or only cook occasionally, it is likely to be more cooker than you actually need.
The sheer cooking capacity is a standout strength. Two 79-litre electric ovens plus a separate 25-litre grill and a warming compartment mean you can run multiple dishes at different temperatures without juggling trays.
The 7-zone mixed-fuel hob offers serious flexibility. You get powerful gas burners, including a wok burner for fast stir-fries, supported by sturdy cast iron pan supports, plus a multizone area for more delicate or flexible cooking.
Convenience is well thought through. Catalytic stay-clean liners in both main ovens help to break down grease during normal cooking, so routine cleaning is reduced to a simple wipe of the sides. Easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity adds to that low-maintenance feel.
The multifunction main oven, with eight modes including fan, conventional and defrost, makes it easier to match the setting to what you are cooking. The electronic programmable timer, LED display and rotary controls keep everything intuitive.
Build quality touches such as the Catch-rite door fixture, triple-glazed doors, telescopic shelf runners and the clip-on Handyrack roasting tray reinforce the impression of a cooker designed for heavy, regular use.
The main downside is cost: this is clearly positioned at the premium end of the dual fuel range cooker market, so it will not suit tighter budgets.
Despite the high price, there are no advanced smart features such as Wi-Fi connectivity or app control, which some modern buyers may expect at this level.
While the catalytic liners on the oven sides help a lot, the backs, bases and doors still need manual cleaning, and the third cavity uses standard enamel rather than self-cleaning liners.
There is no child lock on the control panel, and the grill requires open-door use, which may put off households with very young children. The unit also needs professional gas and electrical installation, adding to overall setup costs.
Living with the Nexus NEX110DFFWH/C is largely about having space and control. The broad 110cm width and clear layout mean each oven and hob zone is easy to access, with left- and right-hinged doors that open wide for loading heavy trays. Telescopic shelf runners in the main oven make it simpler and safer to pull out dishes to baste or check.
The rotary controls are conventional and easy to understand, while the LED display and electronic programmable timer give you straightforward timing for busy meals. Automatic ignition on the burners saves fiddling with matches or lighters, and the gas flame failure devices shut off the gas if a flame goes out, which is reassuring in a busy kitchen.
Cleaning is relatively painless for a cooker of this size. The catalytic liners in both main ovens help burn off grease as you cook, so most of the time you are just wiping away residue. Cast iron pan supports are robust and stable, though they are heavier to lift for cleaning. The enamelled grill cavity needs a more traditional scrub but its smaller size keeps it manageable.
Because it is a substantial appliance, installation needs to be planned carefully. It must be hard-wired by an electrician and connected by a Gas Safe engineer, and you need the recommended 75cm clearance to a cooker hood. Once in place, the adjustable height helps you line it up neatly with surrounding worktops.
The performance focus here is consistency and capacity. Each of the two main ovens offers 79 litres of space with an A energy rating. The primary oven is multifunction, offering eight different settings, including fan-assisted, conventional top-and-bottom heat, top-only, bottom-only and a defrost mode. This makes it easier to match the heat pattern to the food, whether you are baking bread, roasting meat or gently thawing frozen fish.
The second 79-litre cavity is a dedicated fan oven, ideal for batch baking or running at a different temperature from the main oven. Both ovens have interior lights, catalytic liners on the sides and closed-door cooking, helping to maintain temperature and keep energy use in check.
Up top, the mixed-fuel hob provides seven burners/zones with a power range from 1kW to 4kW. The high-output burner is perfect for woks, rapid boiling and searing, while the smaller burners look after simmering and delicate sauces. The multizone adds extra flexibility for griddles or larger pans, and the steel hob surface with heavy cast iron supports feels suitably solid.
The third cavity houses a full-width variable electric grill. It is great for quick breakfasts, browning dishes or grilling chops, and it comes with a grill pan and handle included. Above and beyond that, the fourth cavity acts as a warming compartment, which is invaluable when you are cooking multiple courses or want to keep plates hot without drying out the food.
Energy consumption figures are reasonable for such large ovens, with the main cavity using 0.83kWh in fan mode and 1.01kWh on conventional heat, and the second oven at 0.88kWh in fan mode. A two-year manufacturer’s warranty provides an extra layer of reassurance on reliability.
This Rangemaster clearly sits at the upper end of the dual fuel range cooker price scale, but the specification and execution go beyond what you get from more basic models. Dual 79-litre ovens, a seven-zone mixed-fuel hob, a separate grill and a warming compartment together create a level of flexibility that cheaper, narrower ranges simply cannot match.
The strong owner satisfaction — a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 99 reviews — suggests that buyers generally feel they have had good return on their investment, especially those who make use of the full capacity and the multifunction cooking modes.
If you only cook occasionally or rarely need more than one oven, you are unlikely to see the full benefit of the price premium. But for busy family kitchens and keen cooks who entertain often, the combination of space, build quality and thoughtful features makes the cost easier to justify.
The two-year warranty is solid but not outstanding at this price level; some rivals offer longer cover. Even so, the overall package still represents good value for those who demand serious cooking capability from a single appliance.
The Rangemaster Nexus NEX110DFFWH/C is a superbly specified 110cm dual fuel range cooker that feels purpose-built for households that live in their kitchen. Huge dual ovens, a powerful and flexible hob, a proper separate grill and a warming compartment make it a genuine multi-course workhorse.
Everyday usability is strong, with clear controls, a programmable timer, helpful touches like the Handyrack and telescopic runners, and reduced cleaning effort thanks to catalytic liners. The contemporary white finish and quality construction underline its premium positioning.
It is an expensive, physically large appliance that demands professional installation and is likely overkill for smaller homes. But if you have the space, the budget and the appetite to use all that capacity, it is one of the most compelling dual fuel range cookers available, and the high user rating backs that up.
