RANGEMASTER Electric range cookers

Discover our range of RANGEMASTER Electric range cookers

Rangemaster electric range cookers bring multi-cavity convenience and consistent heat to everyday cooking. With generous ovens, a separate grill on many models, and either ceramic or induction hobs on top, you can move smoothly from batch baking to a quick midweek meal. Electric ovens excel at even temperatures for pastry and sponges, while programmable timers and clear displays help you plan courses without clock-watching.

Hob choice is straightforward. Ceramic is simple to use and easy to wipe, with residual heat indicators that remind you a zone is still warm. Induction heats pans directly for fast response and fine control, and the glass stays cooler around the pan, which many families appreciate. If you switch to induction, ensure your pans are induction compatible, most modern stainless steel and iron-based cookware will work.

Build and usability are practical. Sturdy doors and smooth side runners make moving trays safer. Many ovens offer catalytic liners to reduce cleaning effort, and removable door glass makes a deeper clean easier when needed. Storage drawers on selected ranges keep trays close by so you are not hunting in cupboards mid-recipe. Consider power requirements, most electric range cookers need a dedicated circuit sized by a qualified electrician, so check the total connected load before installation.

When choosing a model, think about width, colour, and how you cook. Two full-size ovens suit big family meals and batch cooks, while a tall, narrow oven is handy for trays of veg or multiple pizza shelves. Check Currys for current availability, finishes, and exact features. Pricing varies by retailer and region.

Are Rangemaster electric cookers reliable?

Rangemaster is well regarded for solid construction and straightforward controls. As with any cooker, correct installation and regular care support long service.

Do induction hobs need special pans?

They need magnetic bases. If a magnet sticks to the base of your pan, it will usually work on induction.

Do they need to be hardwired?

Yes, most electric ranges require a dedicated circuit installed by a qualified electrician. Always check the stated electrical load.

What width should I pick?

Choose a width that fits your kitchen and cooking style. Wider models add oven volume and hob space for larger pans.