A statement range for serious home cooks

The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECCY/C is a 110cm electric range cooker with a six-zone ceramic hob, twin large fan ovens, separate grill and a storage compartment, finished in a bold cranberry with chrome trim. It is very much a premium, showpiece appliance designed to anchor a busy kitchen.

Rangemaster is a long-established British brand with a strong reputation for range cookers, and this model follows that formula: big capacities, practical touches like catalytic liners and a glide-out grill, and a contemporary look that still feels at home in a period property.

Owner feedback is excellent, with a 4.9 out of 5 rating from well over 600 reviews, which gives a lot of confidence that it performs as well in real homes as it does on paper.

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Key features

  • 4 cavities and a 6 zone ceramic hob
  • Main electric fan oven cooks food evenly on every shelf
  • Second electric fan oven gives you extra room to cook
  • Special liners absorb grease to make cleaning easier
  • Dimensions (cm) – H89.8 x W110 x D60

Who this range cooker is best for

This Rangemaster is ideal for larger households and keen cooks who regularly have several dishes on the go. With two full-size 79-litre fan ovens, a separate variable electric grill and a six-zone ceramic hob, it is made for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining.

It suits buyers working to a premium budget who want a range that feels substantial and built-in, rather than a basic freestanding cooker. The stylish cranberry and chrome finish lends itself to statement kitchens, open-plan spaces and anyone wanting their cooker to be a focal point rather than something that blends away.

Because both main cavities are simple, fan-only ovens without lots of specialist programmes, it is also a good fit for cooks who value straightforward, reliable heat over endless settings. If you are moving up from a single built-in oven and a standard hob, you will immediately feel the extra space and flexibility without having to learn a complicated interface.

It is less suitable for very small kitchens or those who rarely cook from scratch; this is a lot of cooker to justify if you mostly reheat or cook for one.

What we like

The two 79-litre fan ovens are the real stars here. Fan heat means even cooking across multiple shelves, so you can bake, roast and batch cook without constantly juggling trays or worrying about hot spots.

A dedicated, variable electric grill in its own 25-litre cavity gives fast browning and toast without tying up either main oven. Rangemaster’s glide-out grill design makes it easier and safer to check food, as the tray slides smoothly towards you.

The six-zone ceramic hob offers plenty of space for multiple pans, with a glass surface that is easy to wipe clean. Three different zone sizes make it simpler to match pans to the right burner and avoid wasted energy.

Catalytic liners in the main ovens help break down grease during normal cooking, so routine cleaning is reduced to a quick wipe rather than heavy scrubbing. Easy-clean enamel elsewhere keeps the rest of the cavities manageable.

Practical touches like adjustable shelves, triple-glazed doors to keep heat in, a programmable electronic timer and the handy door-mounted Handyrack for roasts all add up to a cooker that feels properly thought through. The strong owner rating and two-year manufacturer warranty further underline its quality credentials.

Where it could be better

As a 110cm premium range from a leading brand, this model will sit at the higher end of most people’s cooker budgets. You are paying for build, capacity and style, but it is not a bargain option.

Despite the generous hob size, the ceramic surface lacks induction-style features such as pan detection and residual heat indicators. It is straightforward and effective, but not as fast or as energy-efficient as induction, and there is less feedback about hot zones once you switch off.

The ovens are fan-only with a single function each, and there are no dedicated steam, pizza or slow-cook modes. Many cooks will be perfectly happy with simple fan ovens, but if you like a wide range of automatic programmes, this is relatively basic in that respect.

There is no control panel lock, which may be a consideration in homes with small children, and the second oven and grill cavities do without interior lights, making it slightly harder to check on food without opening the door.

Everyday use

Day to day, the Professional Plus aims to feel reassuringly solid yet easy to live with. Rotary dials and an LED display keep controls familiar; you set temperatures and timers in a straightforward, tactile way rather than through layers of menus. The programmable timer is especially useful if you want dinner to be ready for a certain time without hovering in the kitchen.

Both large fan ovens heat evenly, so you can comfortably use multiple shelves for batch baking or family meals. The Handyrack, which mounts the roasting tray on the main oven door, makes basting and checking roasts much easier because the tray swings out towards you, rather than you reaching into a hot cavity.

The ceramic hob’s flat glass surface is simple to wipe down as soon as it is cool. With six zones and three different sizes, it is easy to keep pans spread out so they are not fighting for space, which is a particular help when you have several sides on the go.

Cleaning is relatively low-effort for a range this size. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven cavities soak up and burn off much of the fat splatter over time, and easy-clean enamel elsewhere means a damp cloth and a mild cleaner are usually enough. You do miss removable inner door glass, which could make deep cleaning the doors more fiddly, but for most households it will not be a deal-breaker.

Performance and features

In performance terms, this cooker focuses on consistent, reliable heat rather than gimmicks. Both the main and second ovens are full-size 79-litre fan ovens rated A for energy, giving you a huge combined capacity while keeping running costs reasonable for the size. Fan assistance ensures even temperature distribution, so trays cooked on different shelves should turn out much the same.

The six-zone ceramic hob offers a burner power range from 1.1kW to 2.02kW, giving a mix of gentle simmering zones and more powerful burners for boiling and frying. While ceramic does not match the instant response of gas or induction, it delivers steady, predictable heat and is easier to clean than a traditional steel hob with pan supports.

The dedicated grill cavity is a useful extra. It is a variable electric grill with open-door operation, so you have fine control over browning and can keep a close eye on cheese on toast, gratins or crisping up a shepherd’s pie topping without disturbing anything baking in the main ovens. A supplied grill pan with handle adds to the convenience.

Across the cooker, there are plenty of thoughtful features that make life easier: automatic safety shut-off, triple-glazed doors to keep the front cooler and improve efficiency, adjustable shelves in the ovens, and an LED display for at-a-glance timing. The storage compartment in the bottom right cavity is handy for baking trays and tins, helping keep your kitchen uncluttered.

Although there are no smart features or complex cooking programmes, the overall spec is strong where it matters: capacity, build quality, and the small usability touches that frequent cooks appreciate over time.

Value for money

This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium bracket for electric range cookers, and the price reflects that. You are investing in a 110cm appliance with twin large ovens, a six-zone hob, separate grill and storage, plus a well-finished exterior that is designed to last and to make a visual statement.

For the money, you are not paying for cutting-edge technology or smart connectivity, but for space, durability and proven design. The high user rating of 4.9 out of 5 from several hundred reviews suggests that owners generally feel they are getting their money’s worth in everyday use.

If you simply need an affordable way to cook for a small household, this will be overkill. However, if you entertain regularly, cook big family meals or are renovating a kitchen around a centrepiece range, the combination of build quality, capacity and features makes the price easier to justify.

The two-year manufacturer warranty is decent rather than exceptional at this level, but the strong track record and positive feedback help to bolster its overall value proposition.

Our verdict

The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECCY/C is a confident, capable electric range cooker that delivers where it counts: generous capacity, even fan cooking, a genuinely useful separate grill and an easy-to-clean ceramic hob. The cranberry and chrome finish gives it real presence, and numerous thoughtful touches make life simpler for busy home cooks.

Its drawbacks are mostly about priorities. It is not cheap, it does not offer induction or advanced cooking programmes, and families with young children may miss a control lock and residual heat indicators. If you want cutting-edge tech or the fastest possible hob response, you might prefer a different style of range.

For anyone wanting a spacious, well-built electric range from a trusted British brand, with straightforward controls and excellent owner satisfaction, this model is a very strong contender. If your kitchen and budget can accommodate it, it should serve as a reliable workhorse for many years.

FAQs

How big are the ovens on the Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECCY/C?

Both main ovens are large 79-litre electric fan ovens, giving you plenty of space for big roasts, batch cooking or multiple trays of baking.
The hob is a six-zone ceramic hob with a glass surface, not induction. It offers three different zone sizes with power from 1.1kW to 2.02kW.
Yes. The main cavities use catalytic stay-clean liners on the sides to help absorb and break down grease, reducing the amount of scrubbing needed.
Yes. The cooker has two separate 79-litre fan ovens which can be used independently, allowing you to cook different dishes at different temperatures simultaneously.
Yes. There is a dedicated 25-litre variable electric grill in the top left cavity, with a glide-out design and supplied grill pan with handle.
It does not come with a plug and needs hard wiring by a qualified electrician. The electrical connection is rated at 16,030 watts with a 45-amp fuse requirement.
Both main ovens are rated A for energy efficiency, and the overall cooker carries an A/A rating for the two ovens combined.
It comes with a 2-year manufacturer warranty for domestic use, giving you peace of mind against manufacturing faults.

Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECCY/C 110cm Electric Range Cooker with Ceramic Hob Review

£2399.00

Overall score

9.0/10

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