Can this pan be used on the induction Nu Wave appliance?
1980918
I wish I knew that as well. I bought the pans and love them but I don't own an induction oven. Sorry I couldn't help.
1980919
i don't know, Sue. i have a nu wave roaster, i think that is what it is called, you know like an oven...but i know nothing about the induction products....i think they take a pan that is of a special construction, and/or unique materials, and must be magnetic or something for the induction method to work.....i just roast and stuff like that on my device....i hope that this was of some help...just going by what i read somewhere, but give it a try and let me know as i have been thinking of getting one.......ej.
1803188
That I don't know I'm afraid - I'm using it on a gas stove. But it's a regular pan with a thick base, so if that would normally be ok on an induction hob, then I guess this should be too.
550085
No, no, no. Most stainless cookware will not work on induction ranges that require pans to be magnetic. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan it indicates induction compatibility. All cast iron qualifies. If a stainless steel, ceramic or other pan qualifies, the manufacturer will surely proclaim that feature.
518671
I am not certain, but I doubt it. The pan is hard-anodized aluminum and I believe it must be steel to be used on an induction range. Suggest you ask Circulon.
1128437
http://cookingequipment.about.com/od/cookware/f/Induction-Compatible-Cookware.htm
1963238
I have no idea if this pan will work on an induction range, but it is just stainless steel and no coatings so I expect it would be fine. induction transfer works well on steel does it not?
566416
I don't know. I didn't keep the NuWave as I didn't have compatible cookware. It is advertised as being able to use MOST cookware. Well, that isn't true. I have a large variety and the only one that works is my iron skillet. When I called to return it for that reason, they suggested I buy their cookware. I returned to NuWave, instead.
430331
Yes it is. It must have a steel bottom to be used on the induction system. I have that pan. The only problem with it is the flatness of the bottom. Check it with a straight edge to see if it is flat. I ended up standing on mine to get it more perfect, but it works great now.
616988
No it won't...it's anodized aluminum, which doesn't work with induction cooking. You could use it if you use an induction "interface plate" (sold on Amazon), for it to work on an induction cook top. The interface goes on the top of the cooking area, and then you put the pan on top of that.
367532
No it is not. The pan is all aluminum and so will not work for induction cooking.
198159
I don't know what you mean by nuwave induction. We have a Samsung stove with a single induction element. The pots work very well with it. However, the lids are not as great. The knobs are a bit loose and arrived a little bit bashed about. The pots are well worth it and we are pleased with them.
826107
Hi Lynda, unfortunately this Woll pan is not magnetic and can't be used for induction ovens. I read online some stainless steel pans or cast iron pots can be used, as long as the bottom is magnetic. Klaus
1121641
iIf you mean the Nu wave Precision Induction Countertop (PIC) the the answer is yes. I bought my wife the nu wave PIC and then purchased this cookware set to use with it.
1762498
Though I have not attempted to use this on an induction range, there is no reason that it should work. Induction cooking relies on the pan/pot being made of a ferrous (containing iron) material. The Calphalon UNISON line is made of aluminum, which is not a ferrous metal. Cast iron, stainless steel, etc. will be your best bets. There are special "induction discs" that you can use if you need to use something non-ferrous, but they are essentially just acting as heating elements and not giving you any of the benefits of inductive cooking.
789541
Not sure. I bought it as a gift, but I don't think so. Think you need a pan with copper bottom for the induction to work.
653753
Yes it works very well on induction, and was one of th main reasons I bought this pan.
714403
Technically yes, however my experience with this type of pan is that the non-stick qualities are short-lived. Unknown whether induction has been the cause.