The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIMG is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with an induction hob, twin full-size ovens and a separate grill, finished in an eye-catching mineral green. It is very much a premium choice, aimed at turning a kitchen into a showpiece as well as a hard-working cooking space.
Rangemaster is a long-standing name in range cookers, and this model leans into that heritage with a traditional look backed by modern tech like induction, catalytic liners and generous safety features. With a 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over six hundred reviews, owners are clearly impressed with how it performs day to day.
This is not a budget buy, but it offers serious capacity and flexibility for households that cook a lot, entertain regularly or simply want a centrepiece cooker that can handle big family meals with ease.
The Elise ELS110EIMG is ideal for larger households and keen cooks who routinely use more than one oven at once. With two 79-litre ovens plus a separate grill and a storage drawer, it is built for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and big get-togethers.
It suits buyers with a generous kitchen who want a premium, furniture-like appliance rather than a standard cooker. At 110cm wide and finished in mineral green, it is designed to be a focal point, so it works particularly well in open-plan spaces or classic-style kitchens where looks matter as much as performance.
The induction hob and multifunction oven make it a strong choice for confident home cooks who want fast, precise heat and the flexibility to switch between fan, conventional and grilling modes. At the same time, simple rotary controls and clear cavity layout mean it is not intimidating for less experienced users willing to spend a little time getting familiar with the options.
If you are on a tight budget or have a compact kitchen, this model is likely to be more than you need, both in size and in price. But if you are upgrading a family kitchen or replacing an older range and want electric and induction with easy cleaning, it fits the brief very well.
Twin full-size 79-litre ovens give masses of space, so you can roast in one, bake in the other and still have room to spare. For anyone who cooks big family meals or loves entertaining, that flexibility is a real step up from a standard cooker.
The 5-zone induction hob delivers quick, responsive heat and includes a boost function on every zone, so boiling a large pan of water or searing in a heavy skillet is fast and efficient. Pan detection and residual heat indicators add safety and help avoid wasted energy.
Catalytic stay-clean liners on both main ovens take a lot of the pain out of cleaning by absorbing grease during normal cooking. Combined with easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity, day-to-day maintenance is much less of a chore than on an all-enamel interior.
Useful touches like the Handyrack, telescopic shelf runners and an interior light in the main ovens make it easier to check on roasts and trays without awkward reaching. The storage drawer and fourth cavity keep trays and tins tidy and close to hand.
Solid build quality, child lock, automatic safety shut-off and overheating protection all speak to a well-thought-through, family-friendly design. The strong user rating suggests reliability and satisfaction over time.
This is a premium-priced cooker, so while the specification is strong, it will not fit every budget. You are paying for capacity, design and brand, and those who simply need a basic cooker may find it hard to justify the outlay.
Neither main oven has a viewing window, which is unusual at this level and means you need to open the door to check on your food, losing some heat in the process. There is also no programmable timer for fully automatic cooking, despite the electronic timer hardware being present.
The induction hob offers five zones but no mention of flexible bridging zones, which some similarly priced models use to handle very large pans or griddles more cleverly. And although catalytic liners are a big plus, they only cover the sides of the main ovens; you will still need to clean the base and door panels by hand.
Finally, it requires hard wiring on a 45-amp circuit and does not come with a fitted plug or cable, so you will definitely need a qualified electrician to install it, adding a little extra to the overall cost.
Living with the Elise ELS110EIMG feels reassuringly substantial. The wide frontage and traditional styling give it presence, while the rotary controls and clearly laid out hob zones make it straightforward to operate once installed. Adjustable feet and a decent height adjustment range help it sit flush with your worktops.
The induction hob is one of the stand-out aspects in daily use. It heats pans quickly and cools down rapidly once they are removed, making it safer around children and more pleasant in a warm kitchen. Residual heat indicators and automatic pan detection give you clear feedback on what is hot and what is not.
Inside, the main multifunction oven offers seven cooking functions, including fan and conventional heat, so you can choose the right mode for everything from slow roasts to crisp baking. The second 79-litre fan oven is simpler but excellent for batch cooking or when you need different temperatures at once. The separate full-width grill is handy for quick snacks or finishing dishes without disturbing what is in the ovens.
Cleaning is noticeably easier than on basic ranges. The catalytic liners on the main and second cavity help break down splatters as you cook, and the enamelled grill interior wipes down reasonably well. You will still need to keep on top of spills on the oven floor, but overall upkeep is relatively low-effort for a cooker of this size.
Noise levels are typical for a modern electric range: you will hear fans running and the induction zones humming slightly at higher settings, but nothing intrusive in a normal kitchen environment.
At the heart of the Elise ELS110EIMG are two large-capacity ovens, each offering 79 litres of usable space and an A energy rating. The main multifunction oven combines fan assistance with top and bottom elements, a dedicated bottom element and a defrost setting, giving you fine control over browning and texture.
The second oven is a straightforward fan oven, ideal for even heat when baking multiple trays or cooking components of a meal at a lower temperature. With seven shelf positions shared across the ovens and telescopic runners, loading and unloading heavy trays feels secure.
On the hob, five induction zones cover everyday pans through to larger pots. With power ranging from 1.15 to 1.85 kW and a boost function on every zone, it has the muscle for rapid boiling and stir-frying. Because induction heats the cookware directly rather than the glass surface, it is both energy-efficient and easier to keep clean.
The dedicated grill cavity uses a full-width electric grill rated at 2300W, giving you consistent coverage for toast, cheese on top of bakes or finishing off a gratin. It is variable, so you can dial back the intensity for more delicate foods.
Safety and convenience are well covered: automatic safety shut-off, child lock, overheating protection, residual heat indicators and an on/off master switch make it a reassuring choice in busy family kitchens. The Handyrack mounted on the oven door lets you pull a roasting tray out towards you in one smooth movement, reducing the risk of burns when basting or checking a joint.
Taken together, the specification is comprehensive for an electric induction range, matching the kind of feature set you would expect from a well-established brand in this category.
This Rangemaster clearly sits at the premium end of the electric range cooker market. You are paying a noticeable uplift over basic 60cm or 90cm cookers and even over some other 110cm models, largely due to its twin full-size ovens, induction hob and brand reputation.
For households that will genuinely use the extra capacity, multiple ovens and five powerful induction zones, the price is easier to justify. The inclusion of catalytic liners, a dedicated grill, storage drawer and thoughtful features like the Handyrack add everyday value that goes beyond headline specs.
The exceptionally strong 4.9/5 average rating from a large number of reviews suggests buyers are, on the whole, very satisfied with the purchase and feel it delivers on its promises. That owner confidence weighs in its favour when considering long-term value.
If you are unlikely to make use of both 79-litre ovens or simply need a basic electric cooker, you will find cheaper options that make more financial sense. But as a long-term investment in a busy family kitchen or a serious home cook’s workspace, the Elise ELS110EIMG offers solid value within the premium bracket it occupies.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIMG is a highly capable, beautifully finished electric range cooker aimed at households that cook a lot and care about both performance and aesthetics. Its combination of twin large ovens, a responsive 5-zone induction hob and a dedicated grill cavity makes it far more versatile than a standard cooker.
Standout strengths include the generous capacity, quick and controllable induction power, easy-clean catalytic liners and helpful touches such as the Handyrack and telescopic shelves. Safety features and solid build quality further support its suitability for family kitchens.
The lack of oven windows and a fully programmable timer are surprising omissions at this price, and the need for professional hard wiring adds to the overall outlay. Even so, for anyone seeking a premium, all-electric range that can confidently handle everything from midweek meals to big entertaining, the Elise ELS110EIMG is an excellent choice.
Buy it if you want a statement range with serious capacity and modern induction performance. Look elsewhere only if your budget is tight, your kitchen is small, or you simply will not use the space and flexibility on offer.
