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electriQ 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker with Mirror Door Finish - Stainless Steel

SKU: EQRANGE90DFSCMD Quickfind Code: 1947408

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Stand-out features

98L capacity oven.

98L capacity oven

The large capacity oven has a volume of 98L, perfect for batch cooking or making a full Sunday roast.

Gas hob.

Gas hob

The gas hob has 5 burners in a range of sizes to deliver instant heat, complete with robust cast iron pan stands.

Wok burner.

Wok Burner

The high-powered wok burner delivers intense heat ideal for stir frying or searing steaks.

Rotary controls.

Rotary controls

The mirror finish rotary controls make it easy to select functions and set the temperature alongside the digital touch timer.

Key Features:

  • Elegant Mirror Door Finish: A chic addition that brightens your kitchen space.
  • 98L Single Cavity Oven: Ideal for batch cooking, large meals, or hosting dinner parties.
  • Dual Fuel Design: Gas hob for quick heating and electric oven for reliable performance.
  • Versatile Cooking Options: Includes fan, fan-assisted, grill, and conventional functions.
  • Five Gas Burners: With a powerful central wok burner for versatile, multi-tasking cooking.
  • Safety First: Flame failure safety feature for added kitchen protection.
  • Energy Efficiency Class A: Saves energy without compromising performance.

Transform your cooking experience with the ElectriQ 90cm Single Cavity Range Cooker with Mirror Door. Combining a sleek, modern design with outstanding functionality, this range cooker is the perfect addition to any contemporary kitchen.

The spacious 98L electric oven offers fan, fan-assisted, grill, and conventional cooking functions, making it easy to prepare everything from hearty family meals to indulgent baked treats. Its mirrored door not only adds a stylish touch but reflects light to create a sense of space in your kitchen.

For flexible and efficient cooking, the five-burner gas hob features a high-powered central wok burner, ideal for stir-fries and high-heat dishes. The sturdy cast iron pan supports keep your cookware stable, while the flame failure safety device ensures peace of mind and will cut off the gas if the flame is extinguished.

Essential Info:

  • Dimensions: H 90 x W 90 x D 60 cm
  • Oven Capacity: 98L
  • Hob Type: Five gas burners with cast iron pan supports
  • Colour: Black with mirrored door
  • Safety Features: Flame failure device for gas burners
  • Energy Class: A
  • LPG convertible and includes an LPG conversion kit
 

Question from Mark: Asked on 02/05/2026 What cable does this cooker need

Answer from JoseBacud: Answered on 07/05/2026

Hi Mark,The electriQ 90cm dual fuel range cooker should be hard-wired using a 6mm² heat-resistant 3-core cooker cable connected to a 32A cooker circuit, as it does not use a plug.Thanks!

Question from Paul driscoll: Asked on 17/04/2026 What is the power rating

Answer from JimsonGuzman: Answered on 17/04/2026

Hi, The cooker has a maximum electrical demand of approximately 3.25 kW (3,250W) when the grill is in use, with lower consumption depending on the selected oven function, and is designed for a fixed installation requiring hardwired connection to a 220–240V dedicated cooker circuit (typically 20A) via a terminal connection and not a plug-in supply, while the gas hob operates independently and does not contribute to the electrical load.


Thank you

Question from tray: Asked on 07/03/2026 what kw is this please? would it need to be hardwired into a 16 or 32amp socket?

Answer from JoseBacud: Answered on 10/03/2026

Hi Tray,The electriQ 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker (EQRANGE90DFSCMD) cannot be plugged into a standard 13?A socket and must be hard-wired by a qualified electrician. Its electric oven typically draws around 3–3.5?kW, which usually requires a dedicated 16?A cooker circuit, though some larger models may need a 32?A supply. The gas hob must be connected separately by a Gas Safe engineer.Thanks!

Question from Ayesha: Asked on 12/12/2025 Does the bottom open as a drawer/separate cavity?

Answer from JoseBacud: Answered on 18/12/2025

HI Ayesha,The bottom does not open as a drawer or separate cavity; this model has a single large oven only, with no pull-out storage or warming drawer underneath.Thanks!

Question from Jay: Asked on 06/12/2025 Hi im wondering if this cooker comes with a plug or not as its not specified?

Answer from JoseBacud: Answered on 12/12/2025

Hi Jay,The ElectriQ 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker does not come with a plug. Like most large dual-fuel cookers, it is designed to be hard-wired into a dedicated cooker circuit by a qualified electrician rather than simply plugged into a standard socket. You may need an electrician to connect it, and a Gas Safe engineer to hook up the gas hob. Thanks!

Question from KANE: Asked on 04/12/2025 Do I need to buy anything else like an installation kit or is everything with it ready to be connected straight away?

Answer from JoseBacud: Answered on 11/12/2025

Hi Kane,The cooker comes with everything you need to use it, but you’ll still need a qualified installer because it must be properly connected to both gas and electricity—no extra accessories are required, just professional installation.Thanks!

Question from Mark: Asked on 10/11/2025 Hi
Can you just plug this into a 13amp socket

Answer from RogelReyes: Answered on 13/11/2025

Hi Mark, this model is a dual-fuel range cooker and cannot be safely plugged into a standard 13A socket. It requires a proper electrical connection and must be installed by a qualified electrician, and the gas connection must be completed by a Gas Safe engineer. Thank you.

Question from Sarah: Asked on 14/07/2025 What is the power consumption?

Answer from JimsonGuzman: Answered on 16/07/2025

The electriQ 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker uses electricity for the ovens and gas for the burners.




  • The electric ovens typically use around 0.8 to 1.2 kWh per hour during cooking.




  • The gas burners have a total output of about 11.3 kW when all are on full power.




 


To check the actual electricity consumption, you can use a plug-in energy monitor on the oven’s power supply. For gas usage, you’ll need to track your gas meter readings before and after cooking.


Thanks!

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