Can this pan be used on conduction burners?
198738
If you mean induction, not conduction, here is the link to your answer: http://www.calphalon.com/Pages/Content/Articles/Induction-Cooking-Explained.aspx
198739
If you mean induction, not conduction, here is the link to your answer:http://www.calphalon.com/Pages/Content/Articles/Induction-Cooking-Explained.aspx
1758058
it can be used on all surfaces I found with the gas burner you have to clean the bottom of the pan more. Stainless is perfect for any electric or gas range.
1940237
It is cast iron, so yes it would be just like a cast iron frying pan, but the burner would only cover part of it so the heat distribution might not be the best.
981065
I honestly don't know. I wouldn't think it would work well. Woks are meant to have a very high heat in the center, and cooling sides. I use mine on a traditional electric burner with limited success. The only time I get true wok performance is when I take it outside and use it on my gas burner. If all you have is an induction burner, you may want to try a flat-bottomed "wok"...
145486
I have a gas stove but I do not see any reason why it would not work well on an electric burner. JC
749211
Yes. This pan is sheet metal covered with an enamel coating. You should not have any problem.
297799
You should be able to, as long as your stovetop gets hot enough to utilize the 'grill marks' on this pan. I have a gas stove and it works great at high heat.
464072
Probably, but I used a 3 ring gas burner for paella pan connected to a propane tank and it worked great.
1530219
I use mine on a ceramic cooktop on the largest heat surface. It works for me, but make sure you have a burner large enough to accommodate the pan's circumference.
743884
Definitely yes. One precaution is not to turn the burner on to full heat with an empty pan. It's our favorite large pan.
849064
I am not sure. I recommend contacting the manufacturing company and ask them directly. Otherwise I love my pan!
1940239
The edges are not high enough for anything with grease (Bacon, sausage) and you would not get good heat distribution between the burners. I would not recommend this for any purpose other than using it with the equipment it was designed for. Safety first.
1523257
Yes but use lower temperatures. Seems the higher induction burners are not good for the new pan coatings. Mild soap and no abrasive (scotchbright) Scrubbers. After two years mine looks brand new.
858430
Hi, They can absolutely be used on a gas range. Quoting from their description, "Scanpan Professional pans are safe for any burner type, including induction; oven-use up to 500 degrees F; and dishwasher-cleaning, although washing by hand will best preserve the nonstick finish." Hope this helps.
1035168
No, you'd have to get the plate to put between the pan & induction burner, but will work the same with that...making it nice to not have to buy new cookware. That said, luckily scanpab has a good warranty as I've had to have most pieces replaced. They may be better now, but the inside and outside finishes failed.
1284111
Yes. It is metal and would not scratch the surface of the glass top and it would diffuse the heat. It is really effective for simmering on gas burners without burning the bottom materials in the pan
485716
Yes you can, but be careful to keep the handles clear of the burner flame. The plastic coating on the handles can burn, to prevent this from happening(again) I broke the plastic off with pliers. Problem solved and they still function as intended.