The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECGB/C is a 110cm electric range cooker with a ceramic hob, twin 79-litre fan ovens, a separate grill and a storage compartment. Finished in black with chrome trim, it’s designed as a smart, contemporary centrepiece for a larger kitchen.
Rangemaster is a well-established British name in range cookers, and this model leans firmly towards the premium end of the electric range market. It’s aimed at households that cook a lot, entertain regularly or just want plenty of oven space for roasts and batch cooking.
With an owner rating of 4.8 out of 5 from well over a hundred reviews, it’s clearly a cooker that buyers are happy to live with, especially if they’re prepared to pay for capacity and build quality.
This is a cooker made for larger households, keen home cooks and anyone who regularly juggles multiple dishes at once. The two large 79-litre fan ovens, separate grill and six-zone ceramic hob make it ideal if you’re cooking big Sunday roasts, family gatherings or batch-prepping meals for the week.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, built-in-feel range rather than a basic freestanding cooker. The price reflects that – it’s not a budget choice – but you’re getting serious capacity, solid build and a specification that goes beyond most standard cookers.
Because both main cavities are straightforward fan ovens with a programmable electronic timer and rotary controls, it’s very approachable even if this is your first range. There are no complicated cooking programmes to learn, so it will appeal to busy families who just want reliable, even cooking.
If your kitchen is compact, or you rarely use the oven, this 110cm-wide range is probably more than you need. But if you’ve always wanted a statement cooker with space to spare, this model is a strong candidate.
Twin 79-litre electric fan ovens give you an impressive amount of usable cooking space. Because both are fan-assisted, heat is distributed evenly across every shelf, so trays of roast potatoes or batch bakes should cook consistently from front to back.
The six-zone ceramic hob is generous and flexible, with three different zone sizes to suit everything from small saucepans to large stock pots. It gives a smooth, easy-wipe surface and plenty of room for multiple pans when you’re cooking a big meal.
Cleaning has been considered carefully. Catalytic stay-clean liners in the main and second cavities help absorb grease on the sides, while easy-clean enamel elsewhere means spills are far less of a chore than on a bare metal interior.
Everyday usability is helped by touches like the electronic programmable timer, clear LED display, adjustable shelves and Rangemaster’s Glide-out grill and Handyrack features. The triple-glazed doors improve heat efficiency and stay cooler to the touch than single-glazed designs.
Build and safety are reassuring, too, with automatic safety shut-off, automatic ignition, solid Catch-rite door fixtures and a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty as standard.
As a 110cm range from a premium brand, this cooker sits at the higher end of the price spectrum. You’re paying for capacity and build quality, but it will be over budget for some households.
There’s no induction option here – the hob is ceramic/halogen. While it’s smooth and easy to clean, it won’t offer the instant control or energy efficiency of induction, and there’s no pan detection or residual heat indicator to guide you once you turn the zones off.
Despite the generous specification, the ovens are relatively simple in terms of functions, with both main cavities offering a single fan setting rather than multiple cooking modes. That will be fine for most users, but enthusiastic bakers might miss extra options.
The second and third cavities lack interior lights, so checking progress in those spaces relies more on opening the door, which can lose heat. And because the electrical connection is rated at 16.03kW and requires hard wiring on a 45-amp circuit, installation must be handled by a qualified electrician and may add to the overall cost.
Day to day, the Professional Plus PROP110ECGB/C is designed to feel straightforward rather than fussy. Rotary controls across the front make it obvious which knob controls which oven or hob zone, and the LED display with electronic programmable timer lets you set cooking durations or delayed starts without diving into complex menus.
The two large fan ovens – one at the bottom left and one at the top right – make it easy to separate foods with different cooking smells or requirements. Adjustable shelves and the large capacities give you flexibility with tall dishes, multiple trays or big roasting tins, and the Handyrack makes basting joints simpler by bringing the roasting tray out with the door.
Cleaning is relatively painless for such a big cooker. Catalytic liners on the sides of the main cavities help break down grease as you cook at higher temperatures, leaving you mainly to wipe down the base, shelves and door glass. Easy-clean enamel in the grill cavity also cuts down scrubbing after grilling.
Because it’s a solid 110cm range that needs hard wiring, it’s not something you’ll be sliding around. Once installed, however, it should feel sturdy and stable, with triple-glazed doors that shut with a reassuring, well-engineered action. The lack of a control panel lock is worth noting in households with small children, but the automatic safety shut-off offers a useful extra layer of protection.
Performance is built around two full-sized 79-litre electric fan ovens, each with an A energy rating and a fan energy consumption of 0.83kWh. Fan cooking gives quick heating and even temperatures, so it’s well suited to everything from midweek traybakes to complex multi-shelf roasts.
The six-zone ceramic hob offers a burner power range from 1.1 to 2.02kW, covering gentle simmering through to a strong boil. With three different zone sizes, it’s easy to match pans to the right area and avoid wasted energy. The glass surface keeps the top looking sleek and is simple to wipe clean after spills.
Above the main ovens, the third cavity is a 25-litre variable electric grill with Rangemaster’s Glide-out design. This means the grill pan slides out smoothly towards you, making it easier and safer to turn food under the grill. Being able to grill with the door open gives you good visibility and control over browning.
The fourth cavity is a handy storage compartment, useful for housing trays and tins so they’re always close by. It’s a small detail, but in a busy family kitchen it helps keep clutter off worktops and out of cupboards.
On the convenience side, you get a programmable electronic timer, adjustable shelves, interior light in the main oven, automatic ignition, stay-clean liners and triple-glazed doors. While there are no smart features or advanced cooking programmes, the overall package is tailored towards dependable, everyday performance rather than gimmicks.
This Rangemaster sits firmly in the premium bracket for electric range cookers. You can certainly find cheaper 90cm and 100cm ranges, and even some 110cm models at a lower price, but they often compromise on capacity, build quality or useful refinements.
Here, you’re paying for two genuinely large fan ovens, a separate grill, a generous six-zone ceramic hob, strong safety credentials and thoughtful features like catalytic liners, Handyrack and Glide-out grill. The fact that it’s made in the UK and backed by a 2-year warranty also adds confidence.
The outstanding owner feedback – a 4.8 out of 5 rating from a high number of reviews – suggests that most buyers feel they’ve had good value once the cooker is installed and in daily use. If you’re on a tight budget or don’t need the space, the price will be hard to justify. But for a busy household wanting a long-term, feature-rich range, the cost aligns well with what you get.
The Rangemaster Professional Plus PROP110ECGB/C is an impressive electric range cooker that delivers on the essentials: big, even-heating fan ovens, a large and flexible hob, and sensible features that make cooking and cleaning less of a chore. It feels every inch the premium, built-to-last choice that a flagship range should.
It isn’t cheap, and the ceramic hob will not appeal to those who specifically want induction. The ovens also keep to simple fan functionality rather than offering a long list of specialist modes. But for most households, that simplicity is part of its charm – it’s powerful, consistent and easy to live with.
If you have the space, the electrical supply and the budget, this is a superb option for serious home cooks and busy families who need a reliable, capacious range cooker that looks the part and performs reliably day after day.
