What stands out
- A professional cooker that delivers pro results
- 69 and 66L fan ovens deliver maximum cooking capacity
- Glide-out grill and unique Handyrack make cooking safe
- Five-burner gas hob includes a triple-ring wok burner
- Cast-iron pan supports offer stability and durability
- Catalytic liners keep the oven clean with less effort
When a cooker is named the Professional, you can expect nothing less than professional results.
If you're a serious cook, you need a serious cooker. With a wealth of features, including two spacious ovens and a separate grill compartment with our renowned glide-out-grill system, the Professional + range cookers offer the sleek modern lines of its contemporaries with a few extra treats thrown in. Available in a variety of options and beautiful finishes, not only does it perform but it will look the part too.
- Choice of three cavities including two ovens and a grill, offering maximum cooking capacity in a 90cm space.
- The five-burner gas hob offers a variety of power levels and a triple-ring wok burner, all with cast iron pan supports.
- The glide-out grill makes grilling easier and safer.
- The unique Handyrack allows you to tend easily to your roasts.
- The porthole door on the main oven makes it easy to check on food without opening the oven door.
Gas Hob Features
- Small burner 1 x 1.0kW
- Medium burner 2 x 1.7kW
- Large burner 1 x 3.0kW
- High burner 1 x 3.5kW
- Semi-gloss cast iron pan supports
- Wok support available as an optional extra
Energy efficiency ratings: A/A
Dimensions (mm)
- Height: 900-925
- Width: 900
- Depth: 600
Catalytic Cleaning
Catalytic lining absorbs grease and when the oven is heated to 200ºC deposits are softened and can then simply be wiped away.
Question from E Oliver: Asked on 13/01/2026 what is the Flame Failure Devce on your dual fuel range cookers
Hi, The Flame Failure Device (FFD) on the Rangemaster Professional Plus 90cm Dual Fuel Range Cooker is a vital safety feature that automatically shuts off the gas supply if the flame goes out. This can occur if the flame is accidentally extinguished, for example, due to a gust of wind or a spill. The FFD detects the loss of flame and immediately cuts off the gas flow to prevent any potential gas leakage. If the flame goes out, simply turn the control knob off, wait a few moments for any gas to dissipate, and then you can safely re-light the burner.
Thank you
Question from Olivia Knight: Asked on 16/09/2015 Can this item be delivered to a top floor flat (6 sets of stairs)? Many thanks.