Ambassador 3 Gas + 1 Electric Cooker With Gas Oven And Grill, 50cm x 50cm

Description

Ambassador 50×50 Gas Cooker With Oven And Grill

A gas cooker with oven in the 50 by 50 size is the default kitchen appliance in Uganda, and there is a good reason for that. It fits the gap builders leave in a standard kitchen, it costs a fraction of a full-width range, and the three-plus-one burner layout covers how people here actually cook.

The three gas burners handle the daily work — matooke on the big one, sauce and tea on the smaller two. The electric plate is there for when the gas runs out at eight in the evening and the shop is closed, which is a situation every household in Kampala has been in. It is not a luxury, it is insurance.

Key features

• Three gas burners in graduated sizes — one large, two standard
• One electric hotplate as a backup or for slow simmering
• Gas oven with a separate grill element above
• Automatic ignition on the burners
• Enamel-coated pan supports that survive heavy sufurias
• Toughened glass lid that folds down over the hob
• Storage drawer beneath the oven
• Adjustable feet for levelling

Specifications

• Brand: Ambassador
• Size: 50cm x 50cm
• Burners: 3 gas + 1 electric
• Oven: Gas, with grill
• Ignition: Automatic
• Warranty: Manufacturer warranty included

Choosing A Gas Cooker With Oven For A Ugandan Kitchen

Measure your gap first. Fifty by fifty is standard but not universal, and a cooker that does not fit is an expensive mistake to discover on delivery day. Measure width, depth and the height to any overhanging cabinet.

Then think about the oven. A gas oven heats faster and costs less to run than an electric one, but it is harder to hold at a precise low temperature — which matters if you bake cakes seriously. For everyday roasting, chapati and casseroles it is more than adequate.

Gas safety, said plainly

Use a proper regulator and replace the rubber hose every two years whether it looks worn or not. Rubber perishes in this climate faster than people expect. Check joints with soapy water — bubbles mean a leak. Never test with a flame. Keep the cylinder upright, outside the cabinet if you can, and turn it off at the cylinder when you travel.

If you want more cooking space, the Blueflame 90cm gives you six burners and a much bigger oven. If you only need a hob and no oven, a double gas burner costs a fraction of this.

Browse the full cooker range. General gas stove background is here. We deliver countrywide from Katwe — call +256 702 058341 and we will confirm the exact external dimensions before you commit.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a gas cooker with oven in Uganda?

This Ambassador 50×50 is UGX 445,000, down from UGX 600,000. A gas cooker with oven at this size is the standard Ugandan kitchen appliance and fits the gap most builders leave.

Is a gas oven or electric oven better?

A gas oven heats faster and costs less to run, which is why most people here buy a gas cooker with oven. Electric holds a precise low temperature better, which matters if you bake seriously.

What size gap do I need?

Measure width, depth and the height to any overhanging cabinet before ordering. Fifty by fifty is standard but not universal, and a cooker that does not fit is an expensive delivery-day discovery.

Delivery, Payment And Warranty

We deliver every gas cooker with oven we sell anywhere in Uganda. Kampala orders placed before midday usually arrive the same day. Mbarara, Gulu, Mbale, Jinja, Arua and everywhere between go on the next available run, properly packed for the journey. Pay by mobile money, bank transfer, or cash on delivery inside Kampala.

Every gas cooker with oven is checked before it leaves our shop in Katwe and comes with the full manufacturer warranty, which we handle ourselves rather than sending you to a call centre. If you want to see it working before you commit, come to the shop. Questions before you order — call or WhatsApp +256 702 058341 and we will give you a straight answer.