Samsung NY90T5010SS: 95L Oven, Gas Burners & Specs

Updated 1 October 2026. The Samsung NY90T5010SS/FA is a 90 cm freestanding cooker that combines a 95-litre electric oven with a five-burner gas cooktop. It is sold and documented by Samsung South Africa, so local buyers can check the exact model rather than relying on specifications from a similar overseas range.

The mixed-fuel layout is the main reason to consider it: gas handles the hob while electricity powers the oven and controls. That can suit South African households that prefer gas cooking but still want an electric oven for more predictable baking temperatures.

Samsung NY90T5010SS/FA specifications

• 95 L usable oven capacity.
• Five gas burners, including a central triple-flame wok burner.
• 90 cm freestanding format.
• External dimensions of approximately 898 × 810 mm (905 mm with legs) × 575 mm.
• Net weight of about 59.2 kg.
• Electric oven with ceramic-enamel cavity.
• Three-piece matt-black cast-iron grate.
• Digital touch timer/display with physical control knobs.
• Energy Efficiency Class B for the oven.
• Support for LPG and natural gas configurations as documented by Samsung.

Samsung’s South African NY90T5010SS product page and local support page are the primary sources for these specifications.

How powerful are the gas burners?

Samsung lists the right-front rapid burner at 2.9 kW, the two semi-rapid burners at 1.7 kW each, the right-rear auxiliary burner at 0.95 kW and the central triple burner at 3.5 kW on LPG or 3.8 kW on natural gas.

That central burner is intended for higher-output cooking such as wok use. Samsung also supplies a wok support, along with a splashback, deep tray and conversion kit in the documented accessory list.

How much electricity does the NY90T5010SS use?

This is one area where buyers should be careful with online summaries. Samsung’s current South African product page publishes the oven’s Energy Efficiency Class B, but it does not publish a simple annual-kWh figure or one headline operating-wattage number for the entire cooker.

That makes sense because the cooktop uses gas while electrical demand varies according to oven heating, fans, lighting and controls. Anyone sizing a circuit or estimating operating cost should use the installation manual and the rating label on the exact appliance rather than an unsourced web estimate.

For installation, use a qualified electrician for the electrical side and a qualified gas installer for the gas connection where required by local rules and your insurer.

What is the oven like?

The 95-litre cavity is large enough to suit households that regularly cook multiple trays or larger dishes. Samsung lists a cooling fan and a turbo fan, four rack positions and a cook timer. The product does not list a convection heater as a separate feature, so shoppers should avoid assuming it has the same heating layout as every newer Samsung electric oven.

The oven cavity uses ceramic enamel, which Samsung commonly uses because the surface is intended to be easier to wipe than untreated metal. It is still worth cleaning spills before they carbonise, especially around the lower cavity and door edge.

What is missing?

The official specification does not list steam clean, keep-warm, a child safety lock or a hidden bake element. That does not make the cooker unsuitable, but it matters if those features are part of a buyer’s shortlist.

The product page also does not position this model as a connected SmartThings appliance. Buyers should therefore judge it as a conventional mixed-fuel cooker rather than assuming app control because it carries the Samsung brand.

LPG versus natural gas

Samsung documents both LPG and natural-gas support with different pressure requirements. South African households commonly use LPG cylinders rather than piped natural gas, so the exact installation setup should be confirmed before purchase.

Do not change gas jets or pressure settings without the appropriate installer. Incorrect conversion can affect flame behaviour, safety and warranty support.

Who is this cooker for?

The NY90T5010SS makes the most sense for a household that wants a wide 90 cm cooker, a large electric oven and the direct control of gas burners. It is less compelling for buyers who specifically want induction, smart-home control, steam-clean functions or a fully electric cooking surface.

Bottom line

Samsung’s NY90T5010SS is a straightforward 90 cm mixed-fuel cooker with a genuinely large 95-litre oven and five gas burners. Its strengths are capacity, the central triple burner and South African support documentation. The main buying checks are installation requirements, local gas setup and the fact that Samsung publishes an energy class rather than a single simple power-consumption number.