The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110EIRB/C is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with a five-zone induction hob, twin 79-litre ovens, separate grill and a warming compartment. Finished in Regal Blue with chrome trim, it is designed to be a centrepiece as much as a workhorse.
Rangemaster sits firmly at the premium end of the cooker market, and this model follows suit: it is a feature-rich, traditional-style range aimed at busy households and keen cooks who want both capacity and control. The move to induction on the hob brings modern efficiency and safety to the classic range look.
With an excellent 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 200 owner reviews, reliability and day-to-day satisfaction look very strong, which helps justify its high-end positioning.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households, sociable cooks and anyone who regularly entertains. The pair of full-size 79-litre ovens, separate grill and warming compartment make it easy to juggle a roast, sides, desserts and bread without running out of space.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term investment rather than a budget stopgap. The price sits firmly in the high-end bracket for electric range cookers, but you are getting serious capacity, induction technology and a very complete feature set in return.
If you are upgrading from a standard 60cm cooker and want more flexibility, this model is a strong candidate. The multifunction main oven with eight settings, fan-assisted second oven and responsive induction hob will appeal to confident home cooks, bakers and those who like precise control.
It is less suited to small kitchens or occasional users who simply will not exploit four cavities and a 110cm-wide footprint. For compact spaces or tight budgets there are simpler cookers that will do the job without demanding as much space or spend.
The twin 79-litre ovens give you serious capacity, so cooking for a big family, batch cooking or hosting Christmas dinner is far easier than on a single-oven cooker. Having a full secondary fan oven means you can bake and roast at different temperatures at the same time.
The five-zone induction hob is a major plus. It offers fast heat-up times, precise control and built-in pan detection and residual heat indicators, making it safer and more efficient than traditional ceramic or gas tops. The Boost function is ideal for quickly bringing pans to the boil.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides of both main cavities and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, significantly reducing the time you spend scrubbing baked-on grease. Self-clean assistance via these liners is a real advantage on a cooker of this size.
Thoughtful touches such as the glide-out grill, Handyrack on the main oven door, telescopic shelf runners and triple-glazed doors all add to the feeling of a well-designed, premium appliance that is easy to live with. Strong owner ratings suggest build quality and day-to-day reliability are very good.
The main drawback is price: this is a premium range cooker, and the cost will be hard to justify if you will not regularly use the extra ovens and hob zones.
Despite the high-end positioning, the warranty is a fairly standard 2 years for domestic use. At this level, some buyers might expect a longer guarantee for extra peace of mind.
While the catalytic liners help, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities, and the third cavity uses a standard enamel interior. You will still need to do manual cleaning of bases, doors and the grill compartment.
Finally, installation is not plug-and-play. With a hefty connected load and 45-amp fuse rating, it needs hard wiring by a qualified electrician, which adds to the overall cost if you are replacing an older or lower-powered cooker.
Day to day, the Classic Deluxe feels like a serious bit of kit with plenty of capacity headroom. The two large ovens stacked side by side give you flexibility in how you organise meals: you can keep one dedicated to baking with the fan, while using the multifunction main oven for roasts or conventional cooking.
The induction hob surface is flat glass, so it is simple to wipe down once cool. Pan detection and residual heat indicators reassure you that zones are off and safe, while the child lock adds another layer of security in family kitchens. The Boost feature makes it straightforward to sear, stir-fry or get pasta water boiling quickly.
Controls are a mix of rotary dials and electronic timer/clock, which will feel familiar if you are used to traditional cookers. The programmable timer with an audible end-of-cooking alarm helps prevent overcooking, particularly when using multiple cavities.
The glide-out grill and telescopic shelf runners in the main oven make it easier and safer to check on food or baste roasts without having to reach into a hot cavity. The Handyrack on the door is particularly handy for large joints, swinging the roasting tray out when you open the door.
Cleaning is more manageable than you might expect for a range of this size. Catalytic liners in the two main ovens break down much of the grease when the ovens are run hot, leaving you mainly to wipe surfaces and deal with the grill and warming area as needed.
Performance is a strong point for this Rangemaster. The main multifunction oven offers eight cooking modes, including fan-assisted, conventional top-and-bottom heat, bottom heat only and defrost, so you can tailor the environment to whatever you are cooking. Both main cavities carry an A energy rating, and their large 79-litre capacities make them genuinely useful, not just token second ovens.
The second fan oven mirrors the main oven’s generous space, giving you equal room for batch baking or cooking on multiple shelves. Interior lights and triple-glazed viewing windows on the doors mean you can keep an eye on progress without losing heat every time you check.
Above, the five-zone induction hob combines a practical mix of medium and smaller zones, covering pan sizes from everyday saucepans to larger frying pans and casseroles. The hob’s Boost function, pan detection and residual heat indicators all work together to deliver fast, controllable heat with added safety.
Supporting features are strong too. Automatic safety shut-off and overheating protection give peace of mind. The electronic LED clock and minute minder help coordinate complex meals, while the storage drawer and bottom-right warming compartment provide somewhere to keep trays, or to warm plates and keep sides hot before serving.
For a traditional-style range, the blend of modern induction technology, catalytic liners, child lock and thoughtful ergonomics such as the glide-out grill and telescopic shelves puts this model near the top of the feature pile for family and enthusiast cooking.
This Rangemaster clearly sits at the premium end of the electric range cooker market. Its 110cm width, induction hob, two full-size ovens and separate grill make it more expensive than simpler freestanding cookers, and even some narrower ranges.
However, when you consider the specification, build quality, British manufacture and the strong 4.9/5 owner rating from a large number of reviews, the price becomes easier to justify for the right buyer. You are paying for capacity, flexibility and long-term day-to-day convenience rather than headline-grabbing gimmicks.
If you just need a basic cooker for occasional use, this will feel overkill in both price and size. But if you regularly cook for a crowd, love to bake, or want an induction range that can genuinely handle big occasions without feeling stretched, it offers solid value as a long-term kitchen centrepiece.
The Rangemaster Classic Deluxe CDL110EIRB/C is a highly capable, beautifully styled 110cm electric range cooker that backs up its premium price with serious cooking capacity and a strong feature set. The combination of twin 79-litre ovens, a responsive five-zone induction hob, a separate grill and a warming compartment makes it an excellent choice for busy family homes and enthusiastic cooks.
Owners rate it very highly for performance and ease of use, and thoughtful touches like catalytic liners, glide-out grill, Handyrack and telescopic shelves make everyday cooking and cleaning noticeably easier. The induction hob brings modern efficiency and safety to the classic range look.
The main caveats are the high purchase and installation costs and a fairly standard 2-year warranty. If your budget and kitchen space can accommodate it, and you will genuinely use the extra ovens and hob zones, this Rangemaster is a standout option that should serve as the heart of your kitchen for years.
