Rangemaster Induction Range Cookers

Shop Rangemaster induction range cookers in 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes. Compare traditional collections such as Classic and Classic Deluxe with contemporary designs including Nexus, Edge Deluxe and Professional models, all combining an induction hob with electric ovens.

Choose by cooker width, collection, oven arrangement, colour and trim. Rangemaster specifications vary considerably between ranges, particularly on 110cm models, so compare the exact cooking cavities, induction functions, electrical requirements and dimensions before ordering.

Choosing a Rangemaster induction range cooker

Induction heats suitable cookware directly using an electromagnetic field rather than heating a gas burner or conventional electric element first. This provides rapid adjustment and leaves a smooth glass surface that is straightforward to clean once cool.

Current Rangemaster induction range cookers commonly use five cooking zones and features such as Power Boost and hot-hob indicators. Selected models also provide bridging, allowing compatible zones to be linked for larger cookware, plus low-temperature settings for controlled melting, warming or gentle cooking.

The larger difference between models is often below the hob. Rangemaster collections use several oven arrangements, from large single-cavity designs to separate multifunction and fan ovens, dedicated grills and 110cm models with proving drawers or slow-cook cavities.

Compare Rangemaster induction cooker collections

Collection	Design	Key reason to consider it
Classic	Traditional	Baker-style detailing with modern induction cooking and separate oven cavities.
Classic Deluxe	Traditional, feature-led	Adds an eight-function multifunction oven, telescopic shelving and Handyrack. Current induction models include bridging, and selected 110cm versions offer a proving drawer or slow-cook cavity.
Classic FX	Traditional	90cm alternative built around a particularly large oven cavity rather than the usual twin-oven layout.
Elise	French-inspired	Seven-function multifunction oven, separate fan oven and distinctive continental styling.
Elise Luxe	French-inspired	Elise cooking layout with Antique Brass or Black and Antique Brass detailing on current special-edition models.
Estel Deluxe	Retro / traditional	Eight-function 80-litre multifunction oven, broad colour choice and alternative 110cm specialist-cavity layouts.
Edge Deluxe	Contemporary	Frameless Black Glass styling, induction bridging and a choice of proving-drawer or slow-cook configurations at 110cm.
Nexus	Contemporary	Modern controls, 80-litre multifunction oven and current induction models with bridging. The 110cm range offers additional specialist-cavity configurations.
Professional+	Professional-style	Straightforward contemporary styling with separate ovens, grill and induction cooking.
Professional Deluxe	Professional-style, feature-led	Adds a multifunction oven and Rapid Response preheating alongside induction cooking.

90cm, 100cm or 110cm Rangemaster induction cooker?

90cm Rangemaster induction range cookers

A 90cm model is the most compact of Rangemaster's principal range-cooker widths. There is still substantial variation within this size: conventional multi-cavity models provide separate ovens and a grill, while Classic FX uses a large-cavity arrangement for cooks who prioritise one particularly spacious oven.

100cm Rangemaster induction range cookers

A 100cm cooker provides additional oven width or capacity without requiring the full footprint of a 110cm model. Current collections include traditional and contemporary designs, making this a useful middle ground where a 90cm cooker is too restrictive but a 110cm appliance will not fit comfortably.

110cm Rangemaster induction range cookers

The 110cm category provides Rangemaster's broadest multi-cavity layouts. Depending on collection and model code, a cooker may include two large main ovens plus a separate grill and either a proving drawer or slow-cook oven.

Do not assume two 110cm products from the same collection have identical cavities. Compare the full model code and stated configuration before choosing between visually similar colour variants.

Induction features to compare

Power Boost

Power Boost temporarily increases the output of a compatible induction zone. It is particularly useful when bringing a large pan of water to temperature quickly, but the exact zone outputs vary between cooker families.

Induction bridging

Bridging allows compatible cooking zones to operate together for larger cookware or a suitable griddle. It is available on selected current Rangemaster collections rather than every induction model, so check the exact specification if this feature is important.

Low-temperature settings

Selected Rangemaster induction hobs include dedicated low-temperature settings for tasks such as melting, keeping food warm or controlled low-level cooking. The number of settings varies between product generations and collections.

Pan compatibility

Induction requires cookware with a suitable magnetic base. Cast iron and many stainless-steel pans are compatible, but some aluminium, copper and glass cookware will only work if it has an induction-compatible base. Checking your existing pans before installation can avoid unnecessary replacements.

Oven configuration matters as much as the hob

Do not choose a Rangemaster induction cooker based on hob specification alone. Oven layouts differ substantially between collections. Some models use a multifunction oven plus a tall fan oven and separate grill, while wider models can use two full-size ovens and an additional proving or slow-cook cavity.

Features such as Handyrack, telescopic shelves, catalytic liners, Rapid Response and specialist oven functions are also model-specific. Compare the exact cooker rather than assuming a feature shown on one Rangemaster induction model applies to the whole category.

Current 110cm specialist configurations

Several current premium Rangemaster collections offer more than one 110cm configuration. A proving-drawer model is useful if you regularly make bread or yeast-based dough, while a slow-cook model provides a separate thermostatically controlled cavity for prolonged low-temperature cooking.

This distinction is particularly important because different configurations can share the same collection, width, colour and trim. The cavity type should therefore be treated as a primary product specification, not a minor variant.

Dimensions and electrical installation

Rangemaster markets its principal induction range cookers as 90cm, 100cm and 110cm models, but those are nominal size categories. Exact chassis width can differ: current 100cm products can measure approximately 994mm, while some nominal 110cm models measure around 1092mm and others 1100mm.

Always check the precise width, depth, adjustable height, required clearances and installation guide for the exact model before cabinetry or worktops are finalised.

Induction range cookers can have substantial electrical loads and require an appropriate dedicated electrical supply. The connection requirements vary by model, so have the proposed installation checked by a suitably qualified electrician before delivery rather than assuming an existing cooker circuit will be sufficient.

Rangemaster induction range cooker FAQs

What sizes do Rangemaster induction range cookers come in?

Current Rangemaster induction models are available across nominal 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes, although not every collection or configuration is available in every width. Check the exact physical dimensions of your chosen model before ordering.

Do all Rangemaster induction cookers have five cooking zones?

Five-zone induction hobs are common across current models, but specifications can change between collections and generations. Check the individual product specification for zone sizes, power ratings, bridging and low-temperature functions.

Do all Rangemaster induction cookers have bridging?

No. Bridging is available on selected models and collections. If you want to use a large griddle or cookware across linked zones, confirm that the exact cooker includes induction bridging.

Do I need special pans for a Rangemaster induction cooker?

You need cookware with an induction-compatible magnetic base. A simple preliminary check is whether a magnet attaches firmly to the base, although the cookware manufacturer's induction compatibility guidance should take priority.

Is an induction Rangemaster easier to clean than a gas model?

The flat glass hob does not have gas burners, pan supports or burner caps to remove, so wiping the cooking surface is generally simpler. Allow the surface to cool as instructed and follow Rangemaster's cleaning guidance to avoid damaging the glass.

Does a Rangemaster induction cooker need professional electrical installation?

Yes. These are high-load electrical appliances and the exact supply and connection requirements must be checked against the model's installation instructions. Use an appropriately qualified electrician.

Are Rangemaster induction cookers smart appliances?

The current Rangemaster induction range cookers listed in this category are not classified as app-connected smart appliances.

What warranty does a Rangemaster induction range cooker have?

Rangemaster currently states that its cooking appliances receive a full two-year manufacturer's warranty when registered within 30 days of delivery, subject to the manufacturer's warranty terms. Separate promotional extensions apply only to qualifying models and purchase periods.