The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIWH is a 110cm-wide electric range cooker with an induction hob, twin 79-litre ovens, a separate grill and a handy storage compartment. Finished in white with traditional styling, it’s designed as a statement piece for busy family kitchens.
Rangemaster sits firmly at the premium end of the cooking market, and the Elise line is aimed at keen home cooks who want both capacity and control. With an induction hob, multifunction main oven and generous fan oven, this model is built to handle everything from weeknight traybakes to big Sunday roasts and Christmas catering.
Owner feedback is extremely strong, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from hundreds of reviews, so expectations for performance and reliability are rightly high.
The Elise ELS110EIWH is ideal for larger households and anyone who regularly cooks multiple dishes at once. With two full-size 79-litre ovens plus a separate electric grill, there’s space to roast, bake and grill in parallel without juggling shelves.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term investment rather than a budget option. The specification, build quality and induction hob all point to a high-end appliance for a well-used kitchen, not an occasional second cooker.
Serious home cooks will appreciate the multifunction main oven for more precise results, along with induction zones that respond instantly when you change the heat. If you entertain often or take on big seasonal feasts, the Handyrack, telescopic runners and storage drawer all make life easier.
It’s also a good choice for anyone modernising an older range-style kitchen. You get traditional looks and a British-built brand, but with the safety, efficiency and speed of induction instead of gas.
The twin 79-litre ovens are a real highlight, giving you a huge amount of flexible cooking space. Being able to run a multifunction oven and a fan oven at the same time makes big family meals far less stressful.
The 5-zone induction hob is fast, responsive and more energy-efficient than ceramic or gas, heating the pan rather than the glass surface. Pan detection and residual heat indicators add an extra layer of safety, particularly in busy family kitchens.
Practical touches are strong throughout. Catalytic stay-clean liners in both main ovens help break down grease as you cook, and easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity keeps mess to a minimum. Telescopic shelf runners and the clip-on Handyrack on the main oven door make checking and basting roasts far easier and safer.
Build quality is reassuring, with solid doors, a Catch-rite door fixture and a traditional Rangemaster aesthetic. A two-year manufacturer warranty for domestic use underlines its premium positioning.
Finally, the separate full-width electric grill and bottom-right storage compartment are genuinely useful in day-to-day cooking, stopping trays and tins from cluttering up cupboards elsewhere.
This is very much a premium-priced range cooker, so it will not suit tighter budgets. You are paying for capacity, induction technology and brand heritage, and some buyers may prefer a simpler, cheaper 90cm model if space and budget are limited.
Despite the high-end positioning, there is no fully featured programmable timer or clock-style display. There is an electronic programmable timer referenced in the specs, but the lack of a clear display and simple built-in timer controls may disappoint those used to more modern interfaces.
The warranty is a respectable two years, but some premium competitors now offer longer cover, which could matter if you want maximum peace of mind over a decade of use.
As with any induction hob, you may need compatible pans, and the cooker must be hard-wired on a 45-amp circuit by an electrician. That adds to installation cost compared with plug-in freestanding cookers.
Living with the Elise 110 is all about having space and control. The layout is intuitive: main multifunction oven at bottom left, fan oven at top right, full-width electric grill at top left and storage at bottom right. You quickly learn which oven you prefer for roasts, baking or batch cooking.
The induction hob is a pleasure to use day to day. Zones heat quickly and respond almost instantly when you turn the rotary controls up or down, so it feels closer to gas than a sluggish ceramic top. Because the glass doesn’t get as hot as traditional electric hobs, spills are less likely to burn on and wipe away more easily once cool.
Cleaning is relatively straightforward for such a large cooker. Catalytic liners on the sides of both main ovens help to absorb and break down grease during normal cooking, so there is less scrubbing required, and the easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity wipes down without much effort. You will still need to clean the base and door glass manually, but routine maintenance should be manageable.
Thoughtful details improve daily usability. Telescopic shelf runners make it safer to pull out heavy trays for turning or basting, and the Handyrack puts your roasting joint on the door for quick access. The storage compartment keeps trays and tins close to hand, which is especially handy if you are short of cupboard space elsewhere in the kitchen.
Performance is a real strength of the Elise ELS110EIWH. The main 79-litre multifunction oven offers seven cooking functions, including conventional heat, fan assistance, top and bottom elements and a defrost feature. This flexibility allows you to tailor the environment to what you are cooking, from slow roasts to delicate bakes.
The second 79-litre oven is a dedicated fan oven, giving even heat distribution across its two shelves. With both large ovens rated A for energy efficiency and relatively modest consumption figures for their size, you can comfortably run them together for big meals without feeling too wasteful.
Up top, the 5-zone induction hob covers everything from gentle simmering around 1.15kW to a strong 3.2kW zone for fast boiling and searing. Induction’s speed and precision are well suited to busy cooking sessions where you are constantly adjusting heat. Pan detection ensures the power only flows when a suitable pan is present, and residual heat indicators clearly show when the glass is still hot.
The full-width electric grill in the third cavity provides powerful, even grilling across a 25-litre space, ideal for finishing off pasta bakes, grilling fish or doing a pan of bacon without tying up one of the main ovens. Open-door grilling keeps you in control of browning.
Feature-wise, this cooker leans on robust, practical engineering rather than flashy smart tech. Automatic safety shut-off, solid doors, a Catch-rite door fixture, height-adjustable feet and British manufacture all speak to long-term durability. While it lacks Wi‑Fi or touchscreens, the combination of capacity, induction hob, catalytic liners and user-friendly accessories means it comfortably competes with other high-end range cookers.
With its substantial price tag, the Elise 110 clearly sits at the premium end of electric range cookers. You are unlikely to choose it on headline cost alone; it appeals more to buyers who want a centrepiece cooker and are prepared to pay for specification and build quality.
However, when you factor in two full-sized A-rated ovens, a responsive 5-zone induction hob, a separate grill, catalytic liners, telescopic runners and thoughtful extras like the Handyrack and storage compartment, the package begins to justify its positioning. You are effectively combining several appliances into one very capable unit.
The exceptionally strong user rating of 4.9 out of 5 from a large number of reviews suggests owners feel they have received good value over time, both in performance and reliability. If you simply need an occasional cooker, this is overkill; but for a busy household that will truly make use of its capacity and features, it represents a solid long-term investment rather than an indulgence.
The Rangemaster Elise ELS110EIWH is a highly capable, well thought-out range cooker that combines traditional styling with modern induction performance. Its twin 79-litre ovens, separate grill and 5-zone induction hob give you serious firepower for family cooking, entertaining and batch meal prep.
It is not a budget choice, and the relatively simple timer/display setup and standard two-year warranty may feel a touch conservative at this price. But the core experience – fast, precise induction, versatile ovens, easy-clean liners and genuinely useful accessories – is excellent.
If you want a premium, British-made range cooker that can anchor a busy kitchen for years and you are prepared to invest, the Elise 110 in white is an outstanding option. If you cook only occasionally or have a tight budget, a smaller, simpler cooker will make more sense.
