My All Clad skillet is called 12 inch but the measurement where it sits on the burner is 9.5 or 8.5". Are these OK to use?
1970314
Yes, 9.5" will fit nicely. Be certain the cookware is induction ready. The Cooktop tends to to be a little center heavy on heat. Test the bottom of the pan with a magnet, if it sticks..you are good to go.
1970315
Not all stainless steel is compatible with induction cooking. I have read that the All-Clad MC2 Cookware is NOT compatible. Whatever you have, make sure that it has magnetic properties (use a magnet and make sure that the magnet will stick tightly to the bottom of the pan you are using. Otherwise, it will not heat on an induction cooker.) The circled area marked off on the surface of the BergHoff cooker measures 9.5 inches across, so I think your 9.5 inch skillet is fine for size. The 8.5 inch is fine too because the magnetic coil that does the heating is a bit smaller than that. If the steel in your skillets is compatible with induction cooking, I'd say your skillets will work fine.
1970316
I think I have the same skillet and I use it with no problems. A good pan like the All Clad should radiate the heat all over the pan's surface.
1970317
I routinely use a large 10 inch pan on my burners, as well as a 12 inch fry pan, so yours should work just fine
1970318
I am no expert on this unit even though I have one. I am just a consumer. But I know the All Clad skillet is induction capable and I see no reason why your 12" skillet should not work perfectly on the Berghoff which can accommodate many sizes. I have used a small 6" inch skillet with it and it heats up beautifully.
1970319
Not all stainless steel is compatible with induction cooking. I have read that the All-Clad MC2 Cookware is NOT compatible. Whatever you have, make sure that it has magnetic properties (use a magnet and make sure that the magnet will stick tightly to the bottom of the pan you are using. Otherwise, it will not heat on an induction cooker.) The circled area marked off on the surface of the BergHoff cooker measures 9.5 inches across, so I think your 9.5 inch skillet is fine for size. The 8.5 inch is fine too because the magnetic coil that does the heating is a bit smaller than that. If the steel in your skillets is compatible with induction cooking, I'd say your skillets will work fine. Not all stainless steel is compatible with induction cooking. I have read that the All-Clad MC2 Cookware is NOT compatible. Whatever you have, make sure that it has magnetic properties (use a magnet and make sure that the magnet will stick tightly to the bottom of the pan you are using. Otherwise, it will not heat on an induction cooker.) The circled area marked off on the surface of the BergHoff cooker measures 9.5 inches across, so I think your 9.5 inch skillet is fine for size. The 8.5 inch is fine too because the magnetic coil that does the heating is a bit smaller than that. If the... » Read More Not all stainless steel is compatible with induction cooking. I have read that the All-Clad MC2 Cookware is NOT compatible. Whatever you have, make sure that it has magnetic properties (use a magnet and make sure that the magnet will stick tightly to the bottom of the pan you are using. Otherwise, it will not heat on an induction cooker.) The circled area marked off on the surface of the BergHoff cooker measures 9.5 inches across, so I think your 9.5 inch skillet is fine for size. The 8.5 inch is fine too because the magnetic coil that does the heating is a bit smaller than that. If the steel in your skillets is compatible with induction cooking, I'd say your skillets will work fine. « Show Less
1437246
I have the 12 inch skillet and the 12 inch glass lid and they are a match. (they should have sold them together and saved us some bucks.. but i digress) My guess is if you have the 10.25 Lodge brand pan then this Lodge lid should fit it just fine. Try a local Target or Macy's that has Lodge products and measure them before you buy? If you catch a sale you might even get a better price.
1233624
Depends on how big the stovetop is and how the burners are arranged.Measure it.
1870234
Dear P. Hearne,There is a different burner set that is for you Genesis Model. Your burners should measure approx 34 1/4", (1) Burner measures 34 1/8", Cross over tube 12 3/4".Please let us know if we can be of any other assistance.
948186
if I measured correctly on my pan.the part that needs to sit on the burner is 6 inches..hope this works for you..love my pan!!
2164001
It's only about 4 or 5 inches in the center but if you have good pans, as you should with induction anyway, then it shouldn't be a big problem. If I am cooking something that needs very even browning across the entire skillet then I turn it on the 2 or 3 setting for 5 minutes or so(with a bit of oil in it) to bring it up to an even temperature before ratcheting up the setting. I have a fully clad skillet and never cook above the 4 setting, which is plenty of sizzle with my skillet.
830191
Based on the size pot they are suppose to fit, measure your skillet on the inside edge straight across at some point and record that length. Do not measure pour lip area as this would make measurement to big. Then compare to size lids fit, I think 11 and 13 inches. You will have to confirm that size. You get about 1/4" extra play so an 11 1/4" diameter pan should accept an 11 inch lid and still sit on top of pan edge. Be accurate and good luck, John Swinford, a satisfied Amazon customer.
647259
My stove coils work fine with the 8" and 10" pans - the 12" too big....try to not exceed medium heat, but have had mine for 1 year without any warping. Lightweight for good thickness of metal. Good heat transfer.
2164000
The heating element is approximately 8 inches and I believe it would be perfect for your 12 in. cast iron frying pan. I used the Induction Burner for my 8 Quart Pressure Cooker, and my Pasta Pot and it was perfect! It heats much faster than my Natural Gas Thermador stovetop! You will love this appliance.
885422
You shouldn't overhang or cover the cylinder area. I just measured and a 10" won't overhang it at all. A 12 will cover it a little. I've used a 12" skillet and it was fine. The main worry is overheating of the cylinder and control area I suspect.
1669029
The diameters of pots have to be a minimum of 12 cm and a maximum of 22 cm to fit on the burners. I have small induction ready pots and pans less than 12 cm which do not fit on the burner.
1777533
Since I don't own this pan anymore I would be hesitant to say. You could probably send an e-mail to AllClad and ask them. Give specific model #s so they don't confuse it with the 5-Ply skillet. Sorry
329798
The bottom of the pan tapers down to a diameter of about 7 1/2". It might work depending on the size of your burner. I definitely recommend getting the lid. These pans take a little longer to heat up than normal pans as they are a lot thicker. I am using mine on an induction stove and use it on a smaller burner as it is actually too small for my large burner.
1119909
No, not a 12". That is too wide. The biggest I use is a 10". The entire cooktop is 11 3/8" wide. Hope I answered your question.
2088359
Our largest skillet is a cuisinart that is perhaps 12 AND 1/8 INS AND IT FITS JUST RIGHT along the outside edge of the pan. Yours is a bit larger so would not fit snugly but would cover the inside of the pan most likely.
2076312
The way I figured it out was... I measured my BBQ, Height, width depth, and I compared those measurements to those on Amazon. You will want to measure the overall width and the width of the middle burner section. Good luck!!!
2019221
We use the IKEA Duktig pots and pans, and they are proportionate. Two of the burners are 3.5" and the other two are 4.25" in diameter.