What are the measurements of the cooking area? The diameter of my induction burner is 11 inches...
1502474
This is a great pan but I use 2 burners to cook. The 11 inch induction cooktop may work but I'm not sure.
1312090
The cooking surface is 11" in diameter. Braising and then steaming is this pans delight! Easy cleanup!
2113409
The height is one inch from the stove to the top of the rim. The diameter of the base that actually rests on the stove is 11 inches. The diameter of the top of the rim across is 12 inches. The inside edge of the griddle is slightly curved. After two years of regular use, my griddle is still in excellent condition. The secret is to never use high heat. You don't need it with this griddle.
19114
The pot measures 6" in diameter. The handle sticks out an additional 2". Hope this helps. We use ours on our induction range every day. It has turned out to be a great purchase!
1302670
Can you give me the dimensions of the pot? I have been able to use a good size pot because the construction of the stove is that strong and has a good wide flame. I am almost sure you can.
1486595
I had the same question. Interior diameter is 11 inches at the top and about 9 at the bottom. Interior pan depth is 3.5 inches. The lid adds an additional .5 inch at the edge increasing to about 2 in the middle. Hope it helps. You definitely want the details before spending that kind of money on a cooker.
1043831
The bottom of the pots are 5", 6-1/2", 8-1/4" & 8-1/2". The largest pot (dutch oven) is bigger but I don't have it handy to measure. I hadn't heard the pot had to match the size of the burner. I'll have to check that out as I bought an induction hot plate so only have one size burner.
1940189
The actual burner is 7 5/8" in diameter. The housing is 11 1/4" Square. I might note that this is a very heavy duty unit, not a cheap, bottom line unit. The burner is excellent for canning as my wife uses it with a very large blanching pot and it handles the job with no problem.
2108367
The stainless base has taper it is 10.75 inches on the flat and expands to about 11.25 inches where it meets the sides we have a large 11 inch cooking surface on our GE induction range/oven and it works beautifully with it. I'm sure you will have no issues at all.
784717
My induction cooktop has 6/7/10 inch elements. Largest pan is 10 inches, will not work on a 12 inch element. Pan must be at least the same size as the element
1860717
the support for the pot is just smaller than 11", I would think 11" will be the minimum size. I do not know for sure, however, the fire is very strong I have a 22,000 btu gas burner, which is a lot less heat than this one, I would estimate it close to 35,000 btu. I do not understand the third question, if you asking about the length of the gas hose, it is quite long and should be about 4'
2047161
The one I got has a 7 inch diameter for the flat part on the bottom. I use mine on an electric stove and it works well. The bottom is nice a perfectly flat so it should work extremely well on an induction type heating element.
1880193
I'd say it is more like 11 + inches. My only issue was the slight cupping in the center of my skillet. I would encourage you to check that the whole cooking surface is flat.
1969027
The base of my pot measures 6 3/4 inches and at the top its 11 inches. The diameter of the outer circle is about 7 1/4 inches. It is possible that my measurements are off though.
1402983
The surface size is 6-7/8" that touches the burner, then it goes out to 7-5/8" wide if you need that too. P.S it is the best little pan I have ever owned. We us it all the time and so easy to clean.
1563834
This pot is one inch larger than the burner on our induction top stove all the way around. We checked with manufacturer and this was maximum size safe to use on ours. I used the pot twice so far without a problem.
1419525
The induction surface is 10 inches in diameter. Any pot that has a bottom that size or less will work. Our stock pot is 8 quarts and it works very well.