Is the pot in this slow cooker induction compatible?
1955997
Yes. I usually put it on induction cooker to boil, then vaporseal it and transfer to the cookware 360 cooker.Induction cookers are not good for slow cooking as they turn on and off instead of continuously heating, breaking the vapor seal.
1955998
Hi Inna! Yes, the stock pot is induction capable. You will love the versatility of the slow cooker and also the health benefits. I work for 360 Cookware, feel free to call me with any questions. 877.335.7267 x 509. Kiki
1955999
Yes. I usually put it on induction cooker to boil, then vaporseal it and transfer to the cookware 360 cooker. Induction cookers are not good for slow cooking as they turn on and off instead of continuously heating, breaking the vapor seal.
1110023
To tell if a pot or pan is induction-compatible, hold a magnet to the bottom. If it clings, the cookware will work on an induction cooktop.
524781
Yes. The interior is stainless. I don't know about induction as I don't use it, but I imagine it work as well as any metal pot will on induction. I use mine on a gas cooktop.
612602
Yes this works perfectly with an induction burner. This is the main reason I purchased this pot - I have 2.
1726934
I don't know. Since I returned it, I can't check. I'm happy to report that Amazon refunded my purchase price, even though I returned it outside the return period. I replaced it with the Crock-Pot SCCPVL610-S 6-Quart Programmable Cook & Carry Oval Slow Cooker, Stainless Steel, and it works beautifully.
953354
We use ours on gas cooktop but when I was researching the cookware it stated induction compatible
2201479
According to the manual on the web you can. Go to the link below. Scroll down to the 3 tabs Product Features. It states, "Premium die-cast aluminum cookware heats evenly and cooks directly on gas, electric or ceramic stovetops." Here is a link to the manual.http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/large-slow-cookers-6-quart-programmable-stovetop-slow-cooker-33567t.html
158055
Yes, pans must be induction capable. New pots and pans that are induction compatible will have an icon on the packaging that indicates this. Some older steel pots and pans will also work, but not all. The SPT 1300 worked great for us.
1294542
I can imagine no reason why it wouldn't be. Induction is just the method of creating heat under the pot. It is stainless, and my pot actually requires a setting of 8 on my ten point indicator, on a regular electric stove
2232410
Yes it is. You can tell by holding a magnet on the bottom. If it sticks it is induction compatible
2005223
I had an induction hotplate in my apartment and it drove me crazy trying to find pots that would work. The pressure cooker will not work with inductive tech.
14310
The the inner stainless steel pot can be heated with the induction cooktop (I have). Works perfectly.No prob at all. I love my Thermos Thermal Cooker(i've used if for cooking soup, stew, effortlessly). Save electricity, effort, time.
250025
Other commenter is correct. I tested with a magnet also and it did not stick, therefore this pot will not work with induction.
950009
Yes. The inner pot is stainless steel, and is thus compatible with electric and induction ranges.
550914
i had to research what an induction cooktop is. this pot is stainless steel so it should ok to use.
2079445
Induction cooking was not what I was looking for, but according the the item description it says it is conduction compatible.
198569
This pot is stainless steel. Stainless steel is usually not induction capable. However, to my surprise it did get warm on our induction cooktop, but only mildly. I suspect that there is an inner layer of steel which will get warm, but since the outer layer is stainless the coupling is not good. This means that it may work OK, but it will likely not get very hot.