The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110EICR/C is a 110cm electric range cooker with a five-zone induction hob, finished in cream with chrome trim. It’s very much a premium, statement appliance aimed at keen cooks and larger households.
With four separate cavities – two full-size ovens, a dedicated grill and a storage compartment – it’s built for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining. The A/A energy rating and induction hob bring it up to date, while the design keeps that classic Rangemaster look.
Owners clearly rate it highly: it scores 4.9 out of 5 from over 200 reviews, which is an excellent result and suggests that day-to-day performance and reliability live up to the specification and price tag.
This model is ideal for larger households or anyone who regularly cooks for a crowd. With two 79-litre ovens plus a separate grill, there’s ample space to handle a full roast dinner, traybakes and desserts all at once.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, long-term upgrade rather than a budget option. The price reflects the size, induction hob and feature set, so it’s best seen as an investment piece for your kitchen rather than a stopgap.
If you enjoy cooking and want the flexibility of multiple ovens, a quick-heating induction hob and handy touches like a Handyrack and glide-out grill, this Rangemaster will feel right at home. It’s particularly well suited to open-plan kitchens where the cream and chrome finish can double as a design focal point.
On the other hand, if you have a small kitchen, cook for one or two most of the time, or are working with a tight budget, a smaller 60cm or 90cm cooker is likely to be a better fit both financially and in terms of space.
The sheer capacity is a major plus. Two large 79-litre ovens mean you can cook on multiple shelves without juggling dishes, and still have a separate 25-litre grill cavity ready for bacon, cheese on toast or finishing off gratins.
The induction hob offers five zones with pan detection and power up to 3 kW, so it heats quickly, responds instantly to changes and is safer than gas for busy family kitchens. The smooth glass surface also wipes clean easily.
Rangemaster’s Rapid Response feature is a genuine time-saver, bringing the oven up to temperature quickly so you’re not hanging around waiting to get food in. Combined with the programmable electronic timer, it suits busy weeknights as well as slow weekend cooking.
Cleaning is thoughtfully addressed. Both main ovens have catalytic liners on the sides and easy-clean enamel elsewhere, helping to absorb and burn off grease during normal cooking. That means less scrubbing and more simple wipe-downs.
Practical extras like the Handyrack (a tray fixed to the main oven door so you can check roasts without reaching in) and the glide-out grill make everyday use safer and more convenient, especially when handling heavy trays.
The obvious drawback is cost. As a 110cm induction range from a premium British brand, this model sits at the higher end of the price scale, so it won’t suit tighter budgets.
Although the catalytic liners help, they only cover the sides of the main and second cavities, not the entire interior. You’ll still need to clean the base and doors manually, and the inner door glass is not removable, which makes deep cleaning a bit more fiddly.
There’s no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicator listed for the hob, which some households with young children may miss compared with more safety-focused rivals.
Finally, installation requires a hefty 16.24 kW electrical connection and a 45-amp supply, so you’ll need a qualified electrician and possibly electrical work if your current set-up isn’t up to spec.
Living with the Professional Deluxe PDL110EICR/C feels reassuringly robust. The rotary controls are simple and familiar, and the LED programmable timer is clear and easy to set for timed cooking or delayed starts.
The induction hob is responsive and intuitive. Pan detection means the zones only heat when a suitable pan is present, which not only improves safety but should help reduce wasted energy. Moving from a lower to a higher setting is near-instant, so bringing water to the boil or turning down a simmer is straightforward.
Having two full-size ovens transforms everyday cooking. You can keep one as your go-to fan oven for even, consistent results and use the multifunction main oven for jobs that benefit from top and bottom heat or specific functions. The separate variable electric grill glides out smoothly, so checking toast or grilling chops feels controlled and safe.
Cleaning is manageable rather than effortless. The catalytic liners take care of much of the grease on the oven sides over time, while the easy-clean enamel on the grill cavity and storage compartment base wipes down with a cloth. You will still need occasional deeper cleans, especially on door glass and shelves, simply because of the cooker’s size and the amount it’s likely to be used.
Overall, once professionally installed and levelled (it’s height-adjustable), it behaves like a solid, no-nonsense workhorse with enough refinements to make day-to-day cooking feel simpler rather than more complicated.
At the heart of this range are two A-rated ovens, each with a generous 79-litre capacity. The main cavity is multifunctional with eight cooking modes, including fan, conventional top-and-bottom heat and a defrost setting. That flexibility lets you tailor the heat to what you’re cooking, whether you’re baking delicate sponges or roasting joints.
The second cavity is a straightforward fan oven. For many homes this will become the default everyday oven, offering fast, even heat and plenty of room for family meals. Running both ovens together at different temperatures is where this cooker really earns its keep during big family gatherings.
On the hob, five induction zones with a power range from 1.15 to 3 kW give you enough oomph for large pans and quick boiling, plus smaller zones for sauces and sides. Induction’s precise control and faster heat-up times compared with many ceramic and some gas hobs make it ideal for everything from stir-fries to gentle melting.
Rapid Response further boosts performance, preheating the oven swiftly so you lose less time getting started. The Auto Heat Up function helps bring food up to temperature quickly before dropping back to a set level, reducing guesswork and helping avoid overcooking.
Other thoughtful touches include the Catch-rite door fixtures, which make the doors feel secure and well-engineered, and strong triple-glazed windows that help keep heat in and let you check progress without opening the door. Combined, these features position the Professional Deluxe PDL110EICR/C as a feature-rich, high-performing option in the range cooker market.
This Rangemaster is a premium-priced range cooker, and the inclusion of a 110cm induction hob, dual large-capacity ovens and a separate grill reflects that. It’s not the cheapest way to get a range-style cooker, but it does deliver a specification and build that justify the higher outlay for many buyers.
The very strong user rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 218 reviews suggests owners feel they are getting what they paid for in terms of performance, convenience and reliability. In a category where cheaper models often compromise on hob technology, oven size or features, this one manages to tick most boxes.
If you simply need a basic cooker for occasional meals, this will be overkill. But if you cook a lot, want induction, and plan to keep the appliance for many years, the combination of capacity, features and user satisfaction makes the price easier to justify. You are paying for both functionality and a centrepiece appliance from a well-established British brand.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL110EICR/C is a serious, feature-packed range cooker aimed at households that cook often and in quantity. Its twin 79-litre ovens, responsive five-zone induction hob and thoughtful extras like Rapid Response, Handyrack and a glide-out grill make it extremely capable for everything from midweek meals to large family feasts.
There’s no getting away from the fact that it’s a sizeable investment and requires a suitably powerful electrical supply. Cleaning isn’t entirely hands-off either, despite the catalytic liners, and some families may miss features such as a control panel lock.
If your kitchen and budget can accommodate it, though, this is an excellent choice that looks smart, cooks brilliantly and is backed up by outstanding owner feedback. For keen home cooks wanting a long-term, premium range with modern induction performance, it’s an easy model to recommend.
