The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EIWH/C is a 90cm electric range cooker with a sleek white and chrome finish and a full induction hob. It combines two large ovens with a separate glide-out grill, giving you the flexibility of a full-size range without needing a massive kitchen.
Rangemaster is a long-standing premium name in range cookers, and this model leans firmly towards the high end of the market, both in price and specification. You’re paying for build quality, induction technology and clever touches that make everyday cooking easier.
With a 4.9 out of 5 rating from over 200 owners, it’s clearly a very well-liked cooker. The feedback and feature set suggest it’s a safe choice if you want to upgrade to a serious, long-term centrepiece for your kitchen.
This is a cooker for households that take their cooking seriously. With two full-sized ovens (79L and 67L) plus a dedicated grill, it suits busy family homes, keen bakers and anyone who regularly cooks multiple dishes at once – from Sunday roasts to batch cooking for the freezer.
The price point and specification place it firmly in the premium bracket, so it’s best suited to buyers who see their cooker as an investment. If you’re remodelling a kitchen or replacing an older range and want something to last for years, it fits that brief well.
The induction hob, Rapid Response™ preheat and multifunction main oven make it ideal for confident home cooks who like precision and flexibility. Induction does have a slight learning curve if you’re coming from gas, but it’s fast, responsive and safer, so it will also appeal to families and anyone who wants better control.
If you have a small kitchen or cook only occasionally, this is probably more cooker than you strictly need. But if you want a stylish, dependable 90cm range that can handle dinner parties, Christmas lunch and everyday meals with ease, this model is a strong match.
The twin large-capacity ovens are a real highlight: 79 litres in the multifunction main oven and 67 litres in the fan oven give you masses of space for big roasts, multiple trays of baking or cooking mains and sides together.
The five-zone induction hob offers fast, precise heat with pan detection for safety and efficiency. It heats up far quicker than traditional ceramic or electric hobs, and cools rapidly once the pan is removed.
Rangemaster’s Rapid Response™ function gets the oven up to temperature quickly, cutting down on waiting time and making midweek cooking feel less of a faff.
Convenience touches are well thought through. The Handyrack on the main oven door makes checking on roasts much easier, while the glide-out grill keeps hot trays safely supported when you’re turning food.
Catalytic liners in the main cavity help break down grease as you cook, reducing the amount of scrubbing needed and keeping the oven fresher with less effort.
Build quality is reassuring, with triple-glazed doors, a Catch-rite™ door fixture and a contemporary design that looks at home in a modern kitchen. The strong user rating suggests owners are very happy with both performance and reliability.
The most obvious drawback is cost: this model sits at the premium end of electric range cookers, so it won’t suit tighter budgets.
Only the main oven gets catalytic liners; the second oven and grill use enamel interiors, so they’ll need more regular manual cleaning, which might disappoint given the price.
There’s no child lock on the control panel and no residual heat indicators noted for the hob, so households with very young children may want to be extra cautious around the cooker.
The induction hob requires compatible pans, so you may need to replace some older cookware if it isn’t induction-ready, adding to the overall outlay.
Finally, while the two-year warranty is reasonable, some buyers might expect a longer guarantee on an appliance at this level.
Living with the Professional Deluxe PDL90EIWH/C feels reassuringly straightforward despite its high-end credentials. The rotary controls are clear and tactile, and the LED programmable timer makes it easy to schedule cooking around your day.
The induction hob is responsive and simple to control. Pan detection means the zones only heat when a suitable pan is in place, which not only improves safety but also helps keep the glass surface cleaner, as spills are less likely to burn on.
The main multifunction oven gives you plenty of flexibility: you can use fan-assisted heat for even baking, base heat for pastry dishes and top heat for browning. The large capacity means you can fit big trays and tall items without juggling shelves. The Handyrack makes basting and checking roasts less awkward, as the tray swings out with the door.
The second fan oven on the right is ideal when you’re cooking at two temperatures, using it for sides or dessert while the main oven handles the main course. The separate top-left grill is handy for quick snacks, finishing off cheese toppings or crisping bacon without heating a full oven.
Cleaning is relatively manageable. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main cavity help break down splashes during cooking, so a quick wipe once cool is often enough. The smooth glass induction surface is easy to wipe clean, though you’ll still want to stay on top of spills in the enamel-lined second oven and grill.
Performance-wise, this cooker is built to handle demanding kitchens. The 79-litre main multifunction oven gives you eight cooking functions and an A energy rating, with both fan-assisted and conventional modes. Heat distribution is designed for even results, whether you’re baking several trays of biscuits or roasting a large joint of meat.
The second 67-litre fan oven also carries an A rating and is dedicated to fan cooking, which is great when you want reliable, even heat without having to think too hard about shelf positions. With four shelves, it’s particularly suited to batch baking or cooking multiple dishes at once.
The five-zone induction hob offers a burner power range from 1.15 to 3 kW, so you get both gentle simmering and powerful boiling. Induction’s rapid response complements Rangemaster’s Rapid Response™ oven preheat, making this setup notably quicker to get going than traditional all-electric ranges.
Useful features such as Automatic Safety Shut Off and pan detection add peace of mind. The triple-glazed doors help to keep the heat where it belongs, improving efficiency and keeping the outer door cooler to the touch than older designs.
Add in the glide-out variable electric grill, Easy-Clean enamel surfaces and Auto Heat Up function, and you have a very complete feature set. It’s not a “smart” appliance in the connected sense, but for pure cooking performance and practical extras, it’s well specified for a 90cm range.
This Rangemaster sits clearly at the premium end of 90cm electric range cookers. You are paying a noticeable uplift over basic and mid-range models, largely for induction technology, generous oven capacities and the overall build quality.
Given the twin large ovens, dedicated grill, induction hob and thoughtful touches like Handyrack, glide-out grill and Rapid Response™, the feature set does justify much of that premium. It feels like a cooker designed to be the workhorse of a busy kitchen for many years, rather than a stopgap purchase.
The exceptionally strong owner rating – 4.9 out of 5 from a substantial number of reviews – supports the idea that buyers generally feel they’ve had good value from their investment. If you’re simply after the cheapest 90cm range, this isn’t it, but if you want a capable, stylish cooker that should serve you well long term, the price is reasonable for what you’re getting.
The Rangemaster Professional Deluxe PDL90EIWH/C is an excellent choice if you’re looking for a premium 90cm electric range with induction. It offers serious cooking capacity, flexible ovens, a fast and efficient hob and clever features that genuinely make day-to-day use easier.
It’s not without compromises – the price is high, only the main oven has catalytic liners and there’s no control panel lock – but for most households upgrading their kitchen, those are manageable trade-offs rather than deal-breakers.
If you cook regularly for a family, entertain often or simply want a stylish, reliable centrepiece that can take on anything from delicate baking to full roast dinners, this Rangemaster more than earns its place. Budget-focused buyers might look at simpler models, but for performance and refinement, this is a standout option.
