Rangemaster Nexus Range Cookers
Shop Rangemaster Nexus range cookers in 90cm, 100cm and 110cm widths, with a choice of dual fuel or induction cooking. The current Nexus collection combines a contemporary design with an 80-litre multifunction main oven, separate fan oven and separate Flexi-Grill, while 110cm models add a choice of either a proving drawer or a dedicated slow-cook oven.
Choose from Charcoal Black, Gloss Black, Slate, Stainless Steel and White finishes with Chrome trim. Compare the width, hob type and 110cm cooking configuration before selecting your colour.
Compare Rangemaster Nexus Models
| Model type | Width | Hob | Main cooking layout | Extra feature |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nexus 90 Dual Fuel | 900mm | Gas hob with multi-ring wok burner | 80L multifunction oven, second fan oven and separate grill | Compact Nexus format |
| Nexus 90 Induction | 900mm | 5-zone induction with Power Boost and bridging | 80L multifunction oven, second fan oven and separate grill | Induction cooking in the narrowest Nexus size |
| Nexus 100 Dual Fuel | 994mm | Gas hob with multi-ring wok burner | 80L multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill | More oven space than the 90cm format |
| Nexus 100 Induction | 994mm | 5-zone induction with Power Boost and bridging | 80L multifunction oven, tall fan oven and separate grill | 100cm format with induction hob |
| Nexus 110 Dual Fuel – Proving Drawer | Approximately 110cm | Gas and radiant hotplate | Two full-size ovens and separate grill | 25L proving drawer |
| Nexus 110 Induction – Proving Drawer | Approximately 110cm | 5-zone induction | Two full-size ovens and separate grill | 25L proving drawer |
| Nexus 110 Dual Fuel – Slow Cook | Approximately 110cm | Gas and radiant hotplate | Two full-size ovens and separate grill | 27L thermostatic slow-cook oven |
| Nexus 110 Induction – Slow Cook | Approximately 110cm | 5-zone induction | Two full-size ovens and separate grill | 27L thermostatic slow-cook oven |
Which Rangemaster Nexus Size Should You Choose?
Rangemaster Nexus 90
The Nexus 90 is the most compact option in the current collection at 900mm wide. It still provides an 80-litre multifunction main oven, a second fan oven and a separate grill, making it the logical choice where a full 100cm or 110cm cooker will not fit.
Rangemaster Nexus 100
At 994mm wide, the Nexus 100 gives you more internal cooking space while retaining the same basic arrangement of multifunction main oven, tall second oven and separate grill. It is available with either a gas hob and electric ovens or a five-zone induction hob.
Rangemaster Nexus 110
The Nexus 110 is the most configurable version. In addition to two full-size ovens and a separate grill, you can choose between a proving drawer for bread and dough or a 27-litre thermostatically controlled slow-cook oven. This is the key distinction to check when comparing the 110cm product codes.
Dual Fuel or Induction?
Dual fuel Nexus models combine a gas hob with electric ovens. They are suited to buyers who want visible flame control, including a multi-ring wok burner, while retaining electric multifunction and fan ovens.
Induction Nexus models use a smooth electric hob with Power Boost, multiple power levels and bridging functions for suitable cookware. Induction removes the need for a gas connection but requires compatible pans and an electrical supply appropriate to the exact cooker.
Do not choose purely by fuel preference. Confirm the electrical load, circuit requirements and, for dual fuel models, the available gas connection with your installer before ordering.
Understanding the Nexus 110 Configurations
The Nexus 110 is listed in two different body configurations. Models using the proving-drawer layout provide a 25-litre drawer beneath the ovens, intended primarily for proving dough and related low-temperature use. The alternative configuration replaces this with a 27-litre thermostatically controlled slow-cook oven.
If you bake bread regularly, the proving-drawer version is the more relevant choice. If you want another independently controlled cavity for casseroles and long, low-temperature cooking, choose the slow-cook version.
Nexus Cooking Features
- 80-litre multifunction main oven: provides eight functions, including Rangemaster's DUO mode, so you can select different heating arrangements rather than relying on a standard fan setting alone.
- Telescopic shelves: allow selected shelves to pull forward with greater support when checking or removing heavy dishes.
- Separate Flexi-Grill: keeps grilling separate from the main oven cavities and offers full and half-grill operation.
- Catalytic liners: used in selected oven cavities to help break down cooking grease during normal high-temperature use.
- LED touch display: provides the clock and timing controls while retaining separate rotary controls for primary cooking functions.
Dimensions and Installation
Nominal width and actual appliance width are not always identical. Current Nexus 90 models are 900mm wide and Nexus 100 models are 994mm wide. Current 110cm models should be checked by exact product code because the published width varies by configuration. Depth is also greater once the handles are included.
Induction range cookers can impose a substantial electrical load, while dual fuel models require both gas and electrical connections. Always use the installation requirements for the exact SKU and have the final supply requirements checked by the appropriate qualified installer before delivery.
Rangemaster Nexus FAQs
What sizes do Rangemaster Nexus range cookers come in?
The current Nexus collection is available in nominal 90cm, 100cm and 110cm sizes. Actual published widths include 900mm for the Nexus 90 and 994mm for the Nexus 100, so use the exact model dimensions when planning cabinetry and clearances.
Is Rangemaster Nexus available with induction?
Yes. Appliance Superstore currently lists induction versions across the 90cm, 100cm and 110cm Nexus ranges, alongside dual fuel alternatives.
What is the difference between the two Nexus 110 versions?
Both provide two full-size ovens and a separate grill. One configuration adds a 25-litre proving drawer, while the other uses a 27-litre thermostatically controlled slow-cook oven.
What is DUO mode?
DUO mode is one of the eight functions in the Nexus multifunction oven. It changes the oven's heating arrangement for cooking tasks where a different distribution of heat is useful, rather than operating as a basic fan-only setting.
Do I need a gas connection for a Rangemaster Nexus?
Only for a dual fuel model. Nexus induction cookers do not need a gas supply, but they still require an electrical installation suitable for the load specified for the exact cooker.
Are Rangemaster Nexus ovens energy rated?
The main oven cavities on the current Nexus models listed here carry A energy ratings. Energy labels apply to the oven cavities rather than making the whole range cooker an A-rated appliance in the same way as some other appliance categories.
Which Nexus finish is available?
The current Appliance Superstore range includes Charcoal Black, Gloss Black, Slate, Stainless Steel and White, all across multiple Nexus size and fuel configurations.
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