Can this be used in a Convection / Infrared / Halogen oven? PLEASE advise. Thanks!
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According to the manufacturer, Maverick Ventures, it is not recommended that you use the screen in ovens which produce extremely high heat that would melt plastic (i.e, convection ovens). I know nothing about infrared or halogen ovens - didn't even know there IS such a thing! However, these wonderful screens are perfectly safe to use in microwaves on high heat for long periods of time. I just love this product! Hope this was of some help. Cheers!
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I only used it in regular oven, but my oven is pretty strong so I guess you would be fine...
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thats no true i have just purchased a convection oven and had cooked thanksgiving holiday feast and nothing happened to the set i had purchased i love my set .. its a pleasure cooking with them... maybe you should consider a new stove!
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No, unless you can get a replacement from the manufacturer which they don't sell at the least the last time I checked. You can call them and see if they sell a replacement bulb. The halogen bulb is very difficult to remove even with appropriate and special tools. It is essentially unfixable to the average consumer. Best option is to buy the replacement insurance for around 25 dollars from Amazon and just replace the unit. The system (bulb and or whole unit) seems to only last about a year or two at most so buying the insurance at least one time will pay for itself over time in terms of replacements. If you want to stick to IR convection ovens, Black and Decker makes a model (called Infrawave) that based on reports from others who I know have the unit will last longer but it may not cook as fast or well as the Secura Digital unit. It doesn't have the glass cooking bowl so the oven is more difficult to clean. But that is the tradeoff for getting a unit that has better reliability.
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This is for use in the oven only as far as I know. It works fine in an electric oven.
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I honestly don't know. I use mine in my convection toaster oven to bake cookies. I love it.
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No , I don;t think so. It would heat un-evenly and possibly shatter. I olly use mine in the oven.
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I am not a vendor. I do have a halogen oven, and my daughter needed to replace the lid on her halogen oven and was able to do that. I'm not sure why amazon forwarded this to me. I was just searching for information about cooking times on my oven and looking at the cook books.
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Yes, you can use it for the inside oven as well... hacing said that.. it lasted only a few times..within 4 months its no longer usable
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we have an induction/convection oven and it works great. LOVE this thing. Don't know how we lived without it!
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Yes, but I use a convection oven. I dont know if there is a difference. But, i say it Just to warn.
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One more thing. There are many convection toaster ovens out there now, and if you have one, you probably don't need the halogen. It's about the same as a broiler element in the top of a good toaster oven. I have a Breville (pricey @ $249) but it is fantastic as a broiler and convection oven (very fast cooking), but it can only 'toast' things like French fries or fish sticks. If you want to make these things more like they would come out of a deep fryer, then the oiless fryer is the way to go.
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Yes it can. But mine did not work. At that price, I chose not to bother with returning it. No matter how hot the oven, it ever registered over 200°.
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Yes, but not a gas oven where the broiler is in a bottom drawer. It would work fine in a electric oven where broiling is done in the same compartment as baking.
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Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven wall. Using this info, I would have to say no to your question about using a 9x13 disposable pan. Hope this helps. Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven... » Read More Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven wall. Using this info, I would have to say no to your question about using a 9x13 disposable pan. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, you can bake anything. It's not just a convection oven. It has a bake setting too, along with broil and rotisserie.
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I don't see why not, we use ours in our oven (in our home) all the time now!