The Rangemaster Estel Deluxe ESDLB110EIPPCR/AB1 is a 110cm electric range cooker with an induction hob, finished in cream with antique brass detailing. It’s a premium, design-led appliance aimed at busy households that want both capacity and style.
With four cavities, three full ovens and a 5-zone induction hob, it’s made for big family roasts, batch cooking and entertaining. The A energy ratings across the ovens and modern induction surface keep it efficient for its size.
Owners clearly rate it highly: an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from hundreds of reviews suggests it not only looks the part but performs reliably day to day.
This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households, keen home cooks and anyone who regularly juggles multiple dishes at once. With three 80-litre ovens, you can roast, bake and grill simultaneously without compromises on space.
It’s a premium choice, so it suits buyers upgrading a kitchen rather than fitting out a first home on a tight budget. The induction hob, multifunction oven and fan oven make it especially appealing if you’re serious about cooking and want precise control.
The 110cm width and substantial depth mean it’s best for medium to large kitchens with plenty of run of units. If you’re planning a new kitchen or a major refurb, this is the sort of centrepiece range that can anchor the whole design.
If you rarely cook for more than two people or don’t use an oven much, you’re unlikely to make full use of what this Rangemaster offers, and a smaller, more affordable cooker may make more sense.
Huge cooking capacity, with three 80-litre ovens giving exceptional flexibility for roasts, baking and batch cooking – perfect for big families and keen entertainers.
The 5-zone induction hob heats quickly, offers nine power levels plus a boost function and bridge function, and includes residual heat indicators and a child lock for safety and control.
Multifunction and fan ovens with A energy ratings provide even, efficient cooking, while telescopic runners make it easier and safer to pull out heavy trays to baste or check food.
The Handyrack clip-on tray on the door is a genuinely useful touch, letting you check and baste joints without awkwardly reaching deep into a hot oven.
Catalytic stay-clean liners in the main cavity help break down grease, meaning less scrubbing and simpler day-to-day maintenance for such a large appliance.
The cream and antique brass finish gives a classic, high-end look that can really lift a traditional or country-style kitchen, backed up by a solid-feeling build and a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
This is a premium range cooker and sits at the top end of the price spectrum for electric ranges, so it’s a considered purchase rather than a budget option.
It requires hard wiring by an electrician with a 32-amp supply and has a high connected load, so you may need electrical work if you’re upgrading from a standard cooker.
At 110cm wide, it demands a large run of units and may overwhelm a compact kitchen – you’ll need to plan the layout carefully.
Despite the price, you only get a 2-year warranty as standard, which feels a touch modest for such a high-end appliance.
There’s no gas wok burner option, so if you strongly prefer the feel of gas flame for stir-fries, you’ll need to be comfortable switching to induction.
Day to day, the Estel Deluxe is designed to make big cooking sessions more manageable. The front-mounted rotary and touch controls and clear LED display make it straightforward to set temperatures, timers and hob levels, even when you’re working across several dishes.
The induction hob is responsive and easy to live with: pans heat quickly, power steps are fine-grained enough for simmering, and the boost function is handy when you want to get a large pot of water boiling in a hurry. Residual heat indicators give reassurance that a zone is still hot, while the child lock is useful in family kitchens.
Inside the ovens, telescopic runners make a noticeable difference. Trays glide smoothly out, which helps when lifting heavy roasting tins or checking bakes. The Handyrack further reduces the need to reach deep into a hot oven, especially useful for larger joints.
Cleaning is less daunting than the size suggests. Catalytic liners in the main cavity help absorb grease splashes; with regular high-temperature use and a quick wipe once cool, you avoid heavy baked-on grime. You will still need to wipe around liners and racks, but for such a substantial range, upkeep is relatively straightforward.
Because you have three full-size ovens, you can dedicate one to everyday cooking and keep another for baking or entertaining, which makes organisation easier and can help keep your favourite oven in better condition over time.
Performance is the Estel Deluxe’s main selling point. The three 80-litre ovens give a huge combined capacity, and the mix of multifunction and fan options means you can tailor heat to what you’re cooking. The fan oven offers fast, even heat distribution for weeknight meals and batch cooking, while the multifunction oven caters for more precise baking, roasting and grilling.
Induction on the 5-zone hob delivers fast, efficient heat with nine power levels, so you can move from full boil to gentle simmer without fuss. The boost function is particularly handy for searing or rapidly heating large pans, and the bridge function lets you combine zones for griddles or large cookware, which is great for big breakfasts or searing multiple steaks.
Safety and convenience features are strong. The residual heat indicators on the hob, the child lock and the on/off indicator light all make it easier to see at a glance what’s active. Inside, telescopic shelves appear in more than one cavity, helping with safe handling, and the presence of lights in the fan oven makes it easy to monitor progress without opening the door.
Cleaning support via catalytic stay-clean liners in the main cavity is a welcome inclusion on a cooker of this size, cutting down on stubborn grease build-up. Combined with the Handyrack and half or full grill options, it’s clear the design has been thought through for heavy, regular use rather than occasional Sunday roasts.
Overall, the specification is rich even within a competitive range-cooker market. Multiple A-rated ovens, generous capacities, a modern induction hob and a suite of usability features put it firmly in the premium bracket for both performance and functionality.
This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium price bracket for electric range cookers, and the ticket is undeniably high. However, you are paying for a substantial jump in capacity, build quality and features over a standard 60cm cooker or even many mid-range ranges.
Three full 80-litre ovens, a 5-zone induction hob with boost and bridge functions, catalytic liners, telescopic runners and the Handyrack system all add genuine day-to-day benefits. For households that will use this capacity regularly, the cost is easier to justify than if you only cook occasionally.
The exceptionally strong owner feedback – a 4.9 out of 5 rating from a large number of reviews – suggests buyers feel they’ve received good value, both in performance and reliability. If your budget stretches to it and you want a long-term, feature-rich centrepiece for a family kitchen, the Estel Deluxe offers solid value in the premium segment.
If you’re unlikely to take advantage of three ovens or don’t care for the design-led finish, you could save a meaningful amount by stepping down to a simpler model. But for those who want capability, style and modern induction in one package, it justifies its positioning.
The Rangemaster Estel Deluxe 110cm Electric Range Cooker is a serious piece of kit for a serious home kitchen. Its combination of three large ovens, a responsive 5-zone induction hob and thoughtful touches like catalytic liners, telescopic shelves and the Handyrack make it highly capable and genuinely convenient for everyday use and entertaining.
The high price, requirement for professional installation and modest 2-year warranty are worth weighing up, and its 110cm width means it’s best suited to larger spaces. It also won’t appeal if you’re wedded to gas burners.
For busy households, keen bakers and anyone planning a premium kitchen that needs a stylish, cream-and-brass centrepiece, this Rangemaster is an excellent choice. If you’ll use its capacity and features regularly, it’s a range cooker that should earn its keep for years.
