This Indesit freestanding gas cooker brings a stylish timeless look to your kitchen. This 50cm cooker is split between a large main gas oven and an additional smaller top gas grill cavity, giving you plenty of space to cook your meals while the built-in Flame Failure Device keeps things safe by automatically cutting off the gas supply if the flame goes out. The 4 burner gas hob lights up instantly at the press of a button, and the sturdy enamel supports keep your pans stable for hassle-free cooking. The smooth easy clean enamel coating in the oven stops grease and grime from sticking, making clean-up quick and easy. With an impressive A+ energy rating too, this cooker is as efficient as it is easy to use - perfect for everyday meals.
Easy Clean Enamel
The smooth enamel coating in our freestanding cookers stops grease and grime from sticking, making your regular clean-up quick and easy.
Light in Oven
Easily see whether your food is ready without opening the door and allowing heat to escape.
Flame Failure Device
Keep you and your family safe by automatically cutting off the gas supply if the flame goes out.
Key Features
- 54-litre capacity gas oven in the lower cavity
- Upper gas grill cavity
- 4 burner gas hob with enamel pan supports
- Click & Clean removable oven door for quick and easy cleaning of the top oven
- Dimensions (mm): H900 x W500 x D600
- 2 wire shelves and a grill pan included
- Rated A+ for energy efficiency
- 10-year parts guarantee for peace of mind
Question from Sue: Asked on 14/01/2026 Do you need electricity to ignite the hob, oven and grill?
Hi, The Indesit ITG5GMW gas cooker requires electricity for the built-in auto-ignition on the hob, oven and grill. If there’s no power, the gas can still be lit manually with a match or gas lighter.
Thank you.
Question from Debbie Street: Asked on 31/12/2025 Is the gas connection on the left or the right side when looking at the back of the oven?
Hi Debbie,The gas connection on the back of the Indesit ITG5GMW 50?cm Twin Cavity Gas Cooker is not fixed to one side—it can be positioned on either the left or the right, depending on how the cooker is installed. By default, many units have it on the left when viewed from the back, but a qualified installer can move it to the side that best suits your kitchen’s gas supply.Thanks!