The Rangemaster Nexus SE NEXSE110DFFCB/C is a 110cm dual fuel range cooker aimed squarely at households that cook a lot and want their appliance to look the part. With four separate cavities, a seven-burner gas hob and a sleek charcoal black finish, it sits firmly at the premium end of the market.
Rangemaster is a well-established name in range cookers, and this model leans on that heritage with thoughtful touches like a Glide-out grill, Handyrack, and a dedicated slow-cook oven. It’s not cheap, but you’re getting a feature-packed, high-capacity cooker that’s designed to be the centre of a busy kitchen.
Owners clearly rate it highly: an average score of 4.9 out of 5 from 99 reviews suggests that day-to-day performance and reliability live up to the spec sheet.
This Nexus SE is ideal for larger households and keen home cooks who regularly juggle several dishes at once. With two full-size 79-litre electric ovens, a separate grill and a 21-litre slow-cook oven, it’s made for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term purchase rather than a budget upgrade. The dual fuel setup – gas hob with electric ovens – will appeal if you like the responsiveness of gas for pan work, but prefer the even heat and precision of electric baking and roasting.
If you often cook varied meals, the combination of a powerful multi-zone gas hob, wok burner and Rapid Response preheat means you can move quickly from searing and stir-frying to gentle simmering or low-and-slow dishes in the dedicated slow-cook cavity.
It may be overkill for smaller flats or occasional cooks who rarely use more than one oven at a time, but for a busy family kitchen or open-plan space where the cooker is on show, it makes a lot of sense.
Four separate cavities give huge flexibility: two large multifunction electric ovens, a full-width electric grill and a slow-cook oven, so mains, sides and puds can all run together.
The seven-burner gas hob with cast iron pan supports and a dedicated wok burner offers plenty of space for large pans and fast stir-fries, while the multi-zone area and supplied griddle add extra versatility.
Rapid Response and Fast Heat Up functions get the main oven up to temperature quickly, cutting waiting time and making midweek cooking more efficient.
Catalytic stay-clean liners on both main ovens, plus easy-clean enamel elsewhere, significantly reduce the elbow grease needed after big cooking sessions.
Thoughtful usability features such as the Glide-out grill, Handyrack, telescopic shelf runners and triple-glazed doors make it safer and easier to handle heavy trays and check on food.
Strong owner feedback (4.9/5 from 99 reviews) backs up the premium feel and day-to-day reliability.
The price is firmly in premium territory, so it’s a significant outlay compared with simpler cookers and even some other range models.
Despite the high price, there’s no residual heat indicator on the hob, so you rely on experience and caution around recently used burners and pan supports.
The ovens use catalytic liners rather than full pyrolytic self-cleaning, which still leaves some manual cleaning if you roast or bake a lot.
It requires both hard-wired electrical connection and a Gas Safe engineer for installation, adding to overall setup cost if you’re upgrading from a standard cooker.
Day to day, the Nexus SE feels like a cooker built for serious use. The front-mounted rotary controls and clear LED clock/timer keep everything easy to see and reach, while one-hand electronic ignition makes lighting the hob quick and fuss-free.
The layout is intuitive: the main multifunction oven sits at the bottom, with a matching fan oven to the right, the grill top left and the slow-cook oven top right. Side-opening doors on the main ovens give better access to heavy trays, especially when using the telescopic runners and Handyrack for roasts.
On the hob, the generous 110cm width and seven burners mean pots aren’t competing for space. Cast iron pan supports feel sturdy and stable, and the included griddle is handy for quick breakfasts or searing without pulling out another pan.
Cleaning is relatively straightforward for a cooker this size. Catalytic liners in the two main ovens help break down grease at higher temperatures, while the enamel interior of the grill and slow-cook cavities wipes clean more easily than bare metal. There’s no removable inner door glass, so you’ll still need a bit of care around the door panes.
With adjustable feet and a contemporary, flush-fronted design, it integrates neatly into a run of units, and the triple-glazed doors help keep heat in the ovens rather than spilling into the room.
The heart of the Nexus SE is its pair of large, A-rated electric ovens, each offering 79 litres of capacity. The main cavity is multifunction, with eight settings including fan cooking, conventional heat and grilling options, giving you flexibility for everything from slow roasts to delicate baking. The secondary oven is a large fan oven, perfect for batch cooking or extra tray space when you’re feeding a crowd.
Rapid Response and Fast Heat Up functions are particularly useful, bringing the oven up to temperature significantly quicker than a standard preheat. That makes it much more viable to use the big oven for quick weekday meals, not just weekend events.
Up top, the gas hob provides burner power from 1kW up to a punchy 4kW on the wok burner, so you get both gentle simmering and fierce heat when you need it. Seven burners plus a multi-zone area and griddle plate give you genuine flexibility: think stockpot at the back, sauces at the side and a searing-hot wok or griddle up front.
The dedicated slow-cook oven is a standout feature. At 21 litres, it’s made for stews, casseroles and pulled meats that can bubble away for hours without tying up your main oven. Combined with the fan ovens, it effectively gives you different temperature zones across the cooker.
Usability and safety are well considered. The Glide-out full-width electric grill makes it easy to check on cheese on toast or grilled fish without reaching into a hot cavity. Triple-glazed doors improve energy efficiency and help keep outer surfaces cooler, while flame failure devices on the hob and automatic safety shut-off on the ovens add peace of mind. Child lock and programmable timers round out a very complete feature set for a family home.
This Nexus SE sits at the higher end of the dual fuel range cooker market, and the price reflects both the Rangemaster badge and the depth of features. Four cavities, two full-size A-rated ovens, a powerful seven-burner hob and extras like a dedicated slow-cook oven, Glide-out grill and Handyrack add up to more than you typically get from mid-range rivals.
Energy consumption figures for the main and second cavities are competitive for ovens of this size, and the catalytic liners help keep maintenance costs in time and effort under control. The two-year manufacturer warranty is decent, if not class-leading, for a premium product.
Given the excellent owner rating of 4.9/5 from 99 reviews, this feels like a cooker that justifies its premium by delivering strong performance and everyday practicality over many years. It isn’t a bargain buy, but if you’ll genuinely use the capacity and flexibility, it represents solid long-term value.
The Rangemaster Nexus SE NEXSE110DFFCB/C is a seriously capable dual fuel range cooker that doesn’t just look the part, it performs like a proper kitchen workhorse. With two huge ovens, a separate grill, a dedicated slow-cook cavity and a powerful seven-burner hob, it makes light work of big family meals and entertaining.
You’re paying a premium price and you still need to factor in professional installation, so it’s not the right choice if you’re just after a simple upgrade. But for households that cook a lot, value flexibility, and want an appliance that becomes the focal point of the kitchen, it’s a very strong proposition.
If you want a reliable, feature-packed range that will comfortably handle everything from midweek one-pan dinners to full Christmas spreads, the Nexus SE is easy to recommend.
