The Rangemaster Toledo+ TOLP90EISL/C is a 90cm electric range cooker with a 5‑zone induction hob, twin fan ovens and a separate grill, finished in a contemporary slate/graphite look. It’s very much a premium cooker, aimed at households that want serious capacity and control without jumping up to a full 100cm or 110cm range.
Rangemaster is a well‑regarded name in British range cookers, and that shows here in both the specification and the build details, from triple‑glazed doors to a glide‑out grill. The price is firmly at the higher end of the electric range market, but with an A/A energy rating and a strong feature set, it’s clearly pitched as a long‑term investment rather than a budget buy.
Owners rate it extremely highly, with a 5.0 out of 5 score from multiple reviews, which is a strong vote of confidence in its day‑to‑day performance and reliability.
This Toledo+ is ideal for busy family kitchens and keen home cooks who regularly use the oven and hob at the same time. With two large fan ovens (79L and 67L) plus a separate grill, there’s ample space for Sunday roasts, batch cooking and entertaining.
It suits buyers looking for a premium, built‑in feel without going to a full commercial‑style cooker. At 90cm wide it fits many standard range spaces while still offering three cavities and a full‑width induction hob, making it a smart upgrade from a single built‑in oven or standard cooker.
Because it’s fully electric with an induction hob, it’s a strong match for homes without a gas supply or those looking to move away from gas. The induction zones will appeal to those who value fast, precise heat and a sleek glass surface that’s easy to wipe clean.
However, the price and specification are overkill if you only cook occasionally or rarely need more than one shelf at a time. It’s best suited to serious home cooks, growing families and anyone who wants a stylish, high‑capacity centrepiece for a modern kitchen.
The dual fan ovens are a major highlight. With 79L and 67L capacities, both fan‑assisted and both rated A for energy, you get even heat on every shelf and the flexibility to cook multiple dishes at different temperatures.
The 5‑zone induction hob brings rapid heat‑up and precise control, with a smooth glass surface that’s quick to clean. Induction’s responsive nature makes simmering sauces or searing steaks easier than on traditional electric ceramic tops.
A dedicated, full‑width electric grill in its own cavity is a real convenience. The glide‑out grill tray makes it much easier and safer to check on toast, cheese on toast or crisping the top of a lasagne without having to reach into a hot oven.
Cleaning is helped by catalytic stay‑clean liners in the main oven and easy‑clean enamel in the others, cutting down on scrubbing after big cooks. Triple‑glazed doors help keep heat in and the kitchen a little cooler when everything’s running.
There’s also a programmable electronic timer and clear LED display, so you can set cooking times accurately and coordinate multiple dishes – particularly useful when using both fan ovens together.
This is an expensive cooker, so if you’re working to a tight budget it may be hard to justify over a simpler 60cm or entry‑level range.
Despite being induction, there’s no pan detection listed, which means it may not automatically cut power when a pan is removed in the way some rivals do. The spec also notes no child lock on the control panel, so families with very young children may want to be cautious.
The main self‑cleaning help is limited to catalytic liners on the sides of the main oven; the other cavities rely on enamel, so you’ll still need to do some manual cleaning, especially on the bases and doors.
Finally, there’s no plug supplied and the 14.8kW electrical load needs hard‑wiring on a 45A circuit by a qualified electrician, adding to the overall installation cost.
Living with the Toledo+ TOLP90EISL/C should feel reassuringly straightforward. The rotary controls and LED display are traditional and intuitive, so there’s no steep learning curve or complex menus to navigate.
The induction hob reacts quickly when you turn the dials, giving you a good spread of power from gentle simmering to a powerful 3kW zone for fast boiling. Residual heat indicators on the glass surface clearly show which zones are still hot, adding a useful safety cue.
The main oven’s large 79L capacity and fan system make it easy to load up multiple trays without worrying too much about rotating food for even results. Interior lighting in the main cavity lets you check progress through the triple‑glazed door without opening it and losing heat.
The separate grill cavity with a glide‑out tray is one of those features that quickly becomes indispensable. Being able to slide the grill pan out smoothly to check browning is both safer and more convenient than wrestling with a standard fixed‑shelf grill.
Cleaning the main oven is less daunting thanks to the catalytic liners, which help break down grease as you cook. The smooth glass hob surface is also simple to wipe down once cool, although you’ll still need to tackle spills promptly to keep it looking its best.
Performance is centred on the two fan ovens. Both cavities use fan assistance and are A‑rated for efficiency, with 79L and 67L capacities respectively. This combination gives you huge flexibility: you can roast meat in one oven while baking a dessert in the other, or batch‑cook meals on several shelves at once without significant hot spots.
The induction hob’s five zones cover a typical power range of 1.15 to 3kW, giving you options for everything from small pans to larger pots. Induction’s fast response is well suited to everyday cooking and more involved recipes, while the glass surface reinforces the cooker’s sleek, contemporary styling.
Safety and efficiency details are well thought through. Automatic safety shut‑off and residual heat indicators help reduce the risk of accidents, while triple‑glazed doors hold heat in the ovens. This not only supports consistent results but can also help keep running costs in check compared to older, less efficient cookers.
On the convenience front, the main oven’s catalytic liners ease cleaning, and the glide‑out grill provides a more ergonomic way to use the grill cavity. The electronic programmable timer helps you schedule cooking, particularly helpful when you’re juggling both ovens and multiple dishes.
The overall feature set is strong for a 90cm electric range: three separate cavities, dual fan ovens, induction hob, A/A energy ratings, stay‑clean liner support and thoughtful details like triple glazing. It’s clearly designed as a long‑term, high‑usage cooker rather than a basic entry‑level appliance.
With a list price well into premium territory for a 90cm electric range, the Toledo+ TOLP90EISL/C is not a budget choice. You’re paying for the Rangemaster name, the induction hob, the dual fan ovens and the overall build quality.
However, those features do go some way to justifying the outlay. Many cheaper cookers in this size class either use less efficient ceramic or solid plate hobs, lack a true second fan oven, or offer smaller capacities. Here you’re getting generous space, modern induction technology and useful touches like catalytic liners and a glide‑out grill.
The A/A energy ratings and fan‑assisted efficiency should help to keep running costs sensible over the long term, which matters when you’re using a large range regularly. The 2‑year manufacturer warranty is decent, though not exceptional at this price.
Given the very strong user rating of 5.0 out of 5, it appears that owners feel they’ve had good return on their investment. If you can comfortably afford the upfront cost and will make use of the capacity and features, it represents good – if not outright bargain – value for money.
The Rangemaster Toledo+ TOLP90EISL/C is a well‑specced, premium 90cm electric range cooker that delivers where it matters: ample capacity, consistent fan‑assisted cooking and a responsive 5‑zone induction hob, all wrapped in a smart, contemporary slate finish.
It’s particularly well suited to busy family homes and enthusiastic cooks who want the flexibility of two proper ovens and a separate grill. The combination of A/A energy ratings, catalytic liners, triple‑glazed doors and safety shut‑off shows that Rangemaster has thought carefully about day‑to‑day use as well as performance.
The main drawbacks are the high purchase price, the need for professional hard‑wiring, and the lack of some extra refinements such as a control lock or full pyrolytic self‑cleaning. If your budget allows and you’ll genuinely exploit the space and power on offer, this is an excellent, confidence‑inspiring centrepiece for a modern kitchen. If you cook less frequently or are working within tighter finances, a simpler cooker may make more sense.
