Will these pans work with a Newave PIC2?
1163514
I believe they would work with the NuWave; however, only two out of the four worked with my Induction Oven. The fry pan and the Dutch oven. The one quart and two quart pans did not work.
1163515
Yes they will. I love my set. For the price the set is great. I was told that if a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pan, then it will work with induction.
1163516
Yes. The pots will work on any induction cooktop (pic2 is an induction cooktop). The quality of this cookware is not upto par and all the pots do NOT work. If you go to walmart you can purchase the NuWave set of cookware for $99.99. I threw away the red pots and purchased the NuWave brand. Excellent quality and ALL the pots work. Can't believe amazon doesn't have them for the same price or better.
2218619
I do not see why they would not work in there. They may break down a little faster with the more concentrated heat in small area. If you are wanting to do indirect cooking you may be better off getting the attachment made for your specific model.
42750
Yes. There is an encapsulated aluminum disk on the bottom of these pans. Check out the pictures I posted. They may have a view that will help you see this better.
158054
the pans must contain ferrus metal to work. To check a pan, see if a magnet will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, the pan will work
158053
Yes, pans must be induction capable. New pots and pans that are induction compatible will have an icon on the packaging that indicates this.
1009009
Hi Liz, I do not have the Nuwave pic2 unit but I do have a Nuwave Induction heating burner and I bought the Nordic Ware Commercial Induction frying pan to use. I have used it several times and it has preformed beautifully each time. I thoroughly enjoyed the pan. I don't see any reason that you couldn't use it. Hope you enjoy it as much as I have.
2276422
I'm not sure. After I saw the defect on the bottom of the pan trademark and the warp, I sent them back. It didn't make sense to even consider trying to use the pans.
1891354
They don't but the pan sizes are fairly standard I just use one from another pan
1104530
Yes. there is no difference in these pans and other bakeware, except the size. These are smaller.
1091881
If you pin them, they will work; you will not be able to use the velcro fastener on 5" pan's, however.
1258711
Yes, the pans have metal ring on the bottom and they are okay for use on ceramic sttoves.
131411
I have the newer model, but I bought it because I loved my girl friend's which is the model you have and I think the bread pans are the same and the paddles too. I can't guarantee it, but I think it will.
1370840
Yes as long as they are a standard size. I stumbled across some full size pans that I had rented that didn't fit but using these thermal carriers for over 20 years I believe it was a fluke.
1404522
If a magnet can stick to the pan then it will work. If not then you need different pans. I love this cooktop btw.
404978
Yes, they will work with an induction system because of the magnetic ability of stainless steel. To see if any pan is induction worthy all you have to do is see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. Induction has to do with magnetism.
1731978
I don't see why it wouldn't but I would check with the recommended pans per the stove manual.
1021617
Not sure. However, as you may already be aware, the pans are quite shallow. I returned these Norpro pans and instead went with the Lodge brand cast iron bread pans as I was interested in baking everyday bread and the deeper dimensions allowed for a "regular" sized loaf of sandwich bread. I can highly recommend the cast iron pans for this purpose. They come preseasoned, are heavy duty, and are made in the USA.