The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EISS is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with an induction hob, aimed squarely at busy family kitchens and keen home cooks. With four separate cavities, including two full-sized 79-litre ovens, it is built to handle everything from Sunday roasts to batch baking in one go.
Rangemaster is a long-established British name in range cookers, and this model leans towards the premium end of the electric range market, both in price and specification. The stainless steel finish and traditional styling are designed to be a focal point in a larger kitchen rather than something you squeeze into a tight galley.
Owners rate it extremely highly, with an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from well over two hundred reviews. That suggests that, for most households who make the investment, it delivers on performance, practicality and day-to-day reliability.
The Elise ELS110EISS is ideal for larger households, open-plan kitchens and anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. The twin 79-litre ovens give you space to roast, bake and reheat at different temperatures at the same time, while the separate grill and storage drawer keep things organised when you are mid-service.
It suits home cooks who take their cooking seriously and want precise, fast control from an induction hob rather than a basic ceramic or solid plate top. Five zones with pan detection and residual heat indicators make it a good fit if you cook from scratch most evenings and want the responsiveness of gas without the open flame.
This is very much a premium purchase rather than a budget choice. If you are upgrading a long-term family home or finishing off a new kitchen and want a centrepiece appliance that feels solid and built to last, it makes sense. If you rarely cook for more than two people or are working with a tight budget, a smaller 60cm cooker or more modest range would be more sensible.
It is also better suited to confident cooks than complete beginners. The multifunction main oven with seven settings, combined with a fan oven and separate grill, offers lots of flexibility, but you will get the most from it if you are comfortable choosing the right function and temperature rather than relying on simple one-button programmes.
The headline strength here is sheer cooking capacity. Two large 79-litre ovens give you the freedom to cook multiple dishes at once without juggling shelves, and the additional grill cavity means you can crisp, toast or finish dishes without sacrificing oven space.
The induction hob is another big plus. With five zones, a decent power range of 1.15 to 3.2 kW and automatic pan detection, it heats quickly and efficiently while staying safer and easier to clean than gas. Residual heat indicators give added reassurance, especially in family kitchens.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay-clean liners on the main and second ovens, which absorb grease splatters during everyday cooking. Add in easy-clean enamel elsewhere and removable stay-clean panels, and you are left mainly wiping surfaces rather than scrubbing baked-on grime.
Practical touches like the Handyrack in the main oven and telescopic shelf runners sound minor but make a genuine difference. Being able to pull a heavy roasting tray towards you on smooth runners — and swing out the Handyrack on the door — makes basting and checking food much safer and less awkward.
Build quality is reassuring. Features such as the Catch-rite door fixtures, solid-feeling doors, height-adjustable feet and a traditional Rangemaster design give it the feel of a cooker designed for long-term use, backed up by a two-year manufacturer warranty.
The most obvious drawback is cost. This is a high-ticket range cooker, and you are paying both for the Rangemaster name and the generous specification. If you will not regularly use the multiple ovens and hob zones, that premium will be hard to justify.
Despite the price, the feature set is quite traditional. There is no programmable timer for fully automatic start and stop, and there is no simple countdown timer either, which many cooks expect at this level. You will likely end up relying on a separate timer or smart speaker.
While catalytic liners help, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities. The base and doors will still need manual cleaning, and there is no self-cleaning pyrolytic option. The grill cavity uses a standard enamel interior with no liners at all, so it will take a bit more effort to keep pristine.
Finally, installation is not plug-and-play. With a hefty 14.84 kW electrical load and a 45-amp requirement, it must be hard wired by a qualified electrician. In some homes, that could mean additional electrical work and cost to bring the circuit up to spec.
Day to day, the Elise ELS110EISS is all about space and organisation. The layout places the large multifunction main oven at the bottom left and the second full fan oven at the top right, giving you an intuitive split between roasting, baking and general cooking. The top-left grill is easy to access for quick snacks, and the bottom-right storage compartment keeps trays and tins close to hand.
The rotary controls are straightforward, with no complex digital menus to dig through. If you prefer simple dials over touchscreens, you will appreciate the clarity. The flip side is that you do not get a modern digital display or advanced timing features, so you will need to keep an eye on cooking times yourself.
The induction hob is particularly pleasant to live with. Pans heat rapidly and respond quickly when you turn the controls down, making it much easier to avoid boiling over compared with slower ceramic hobs. Because the glass surface does not get as hot as traditional electric hobs (outside the pan area), spills tend to wipe away rather than welding themselves on — so a quick cloth after cooking usually keeps it looking smart.
Accessing food mid-cook is notably easy. The Handyrack swings out with the door to bring a roast joint towards you, and the telescopic shelf runners let you slide trays out confidently without them tipping. Combined with interior lights in the two main ovens, you can check progress without losing too much heat or risking burnt knuckles.
Noise is modest and typical for fan ovens, and the solid doors help keep the kitchen feeling calm. Once installed and levelled using the height-adjustable feet, the cooker feels sturdy and doesn’t wobble when you pull heavy trays out or lean on the door.
Performance from the main multifunction oven is strong and versatile. With a generous 79-litre capacity and seven functions, it can handle everything from traditional top-and-bottom element roasting to fan-assisted baking. The fan system helps distribute heat more evenly, so multiple trays of biscuits or pastries cook more consistently than in a basic static oven.
The second cavity is a full 79-litre fan oven, effectively giving you a duplicate baking space. This is extremely useful when entertaining or batch cooking, as you can keep one oven for savoury dishes and the other for desserts, or simply run them at two different temperatures without compromise. Both ovens carry an A energy rating, and the quoted fan energy consumption figures are reasonable for their size.
The dedicated grill in the third cavity is full-width and variable, so you can toast, brown or grill with good control. Because it is separate from the ovens and uses a standard enamel interior, you can switch between grilling and oven cooking without waiting for a cavity to change function, which speeds up multi-course meals.
On the hob, the five-zone induction layout and 1.15–3.2 kW power range provide both delicate simmering and rapid boiling. Pan detection means zones only heat when a suitable pan is present, improving safety and energy efficiency, while residual heat indicators warn you when areas are still hot after cooking. The smooth glass surface is easy to wipe clean, with no pan supports to remove.
Safety and usability are boosted by features like automatic safety shut-off, which can give peace of mind if a zone or oven is accidentally left on, and the robust Catch-rite door fixtures that help ensure the doors close firmly every time. Although there is no child lock on the control panel, the physical dials are less prone to accidental touches than touchscreens.
Overall, this is a very well-specified range for serious home use: not packed with smart connectivity or fancy screens, but strong where it counts — oven space, induction performance, and practical cooking aids such as Handyrack, telescopic runners and stay-clean liners.
With a price comfortably into the premium bracket for electric range cookers, the Elise ELS110EISS is not an impulse buy. You are paying for a blend of capacity, build quality and induction technology that goes beyond what you will find on mid-range 90cm cookers or basic 110cm models.
Viewed through that lens, the value lies in how much you will use its capabilities. If you regularly fill both large ovens, make use of the separate grill and run multiple pans on the induction hob, the extra upfront spend is easier to justify, especially as induction can be more efficient and pleasant to cook on than older-style electric tops.
The feature set focuses on practical cooking rather than flashy extras. There is no pyrolytic self-cleaning or advanced programming, but you do get catalytic liners, a high-quality induction hob, sturdy construction and thoughtful design touches. For many cooks, those are exactly the areas worth investing in.
Strong owner feedback supports the case for its value. A 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 200 reviewers suggests that, in real kitchens, it performs reliably and meets expectations for a premium range. If the price fits your renovation budget and you will genuinely use the space and power on offer, it represents good long-term value.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EISS is a standout choice if you want a large, stylish electric range cooker with the speed and control of induction. Its twin 79-litre ovens, separate full-width grill and generous five-zone hob make it a genuine workhorse for big families and regular entertainers.
It is not a tech-heavy cooker with smart features or advanced programming, and the lack of a simple built-in timer will disappoint some at this price. Cleaning still takes some effort despite the catalytic liners, and installation requires a suitably beefy electrical supply and a qualified electrician.
For the right kitchen, though, it delivers where it matters: consistent cooking performance, masses of usable space, sensible safety features and a quality feel that owners clearly appreciate. If you are planning a long-term kitchen and want a British-made range that looks and cooks the part, this Rangemaster should be high on your shortlist.
