My largest stove burner (traditional coil type) is 8" in diameter. Would this canner be efficient, or work on my stove?
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Yes, I believe it will. The base of the canner is 12 inches and I don't know of any stove other than professional models that would have burners that large. The canner is high-quality steel and should warm evenly even with an eight inch burner. I hope this has been helpful.
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Hi, it would fit, I have a traditional size burner but mine is gas, I do know that my mom uses the same size pressure/caner and doesn't have any issues with her coil burner. The only concern that I would have may be that the weight from the water and this heavy duty pot, may be an issue if the stove top is flimsy. But from everyone I know who has used this type of pot the have not experienced a problem with their coil burners. Hope this is helpful.
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The coil diameter on mine is approx 8.5 inches. Works well for doing 5 gallon extract batches.
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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.
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I have a 3 burner rv stove and it works great. I doubt it would fit a regular size stove. Maybe an apartment size but not full size.
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Hi Carol... probably not... the diameter of the pot should not exceed the diameter of the burner/heating element. Same applies to electric stove. While it may heat the pot, it will take forever and eventually you may burn out the heating element.
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It should work fine, as long as the single burner stove is large enough to hold it.
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I do not have an electric coil stove but the Diameter of the pot is 16 inches. If you have an electric coil stove I would use a tape measure to determine how 16 inches would fit on the stove.
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I have never used it on the new burners. I have an electric stove with the coils and it works fine. I would assume it would work on anything. Sorry I could not fully answer your question.
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10" is for the big one. The smaller one is ~6" which I tried my smaller pot but it won't work for the burner. Anything between won't work either. I think it's my pots/pans size. It have to be 10" diameter. Mine weren't and I don't have reason to buy more pot/pan that size because I have too many sizes but 10". Luckily, the product come with 10" pot. That works for me !!
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I am sure it would work fine. I put a can in my stove up side down and use a small alcohol stove on top of the can to get the flame closer to the pot.
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Yes. You'll have to do a couple of things to modify the set-up: * stabilize the stove mechanically - pressure canners are heavy and bulky, and the result will be grossly top-heavy * make a longer-circumference band than the one that comes with the stove. That band is to keep hot air close to the pot being heated, and contributes substantially to the stove's efficiency. Most pressure canners are far too wide to accommodate the provided metal band. I hazard the guess that a band &gt;12" longer than the provided one would fit. NOTE: the inside of the band has several metal spacers to keep the band ~3/8" away from the pot. Your replacement DIY band should have similar spacers - a band that contacts the pot is useless for efficiency enhancement.
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I have a glass top and it works on my burners great. I use 2 burners to heat this pot for canning jars. It's 14in across,I love it cause it's big enough for a lot of jars. I haven't filled it with food yet, it would make a ton of chili.
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Hi VC Pro... Although I have the glass top stove and have not used the T-fal Wok on the coil burners, I believe it will work on them The bottom of the wok has about a 3-1/2 inch wide circumference that is flat. I took a photo of the wok bottom but I don't see any way to attach it to the Amazon response. Personally though, I do believe this wok will work for you.
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Look at the space you typically have between burners on your stove. The 8 quart might overly crowd the back burner, making it useless, where as the 6 won't.
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Look carefully at the pin placement- how it plugs in to your stove and the wattage of the unit. Also the size of the opening for the replacement- seems to me the sizing was not correctly listed by the manufacturer.
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Sorry, I'm not sure of the size on the single burner unit, I purchased the double burner, and it has both a 6" and an 8". My advice...being such a good buy and my personal experience... I'd recommend getting the double burner; its well worth the price.
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Yes it can. Top of burner is a sturdy, flat approx 10" wide surface. We have a large soup pot we use on it. One thing to consider: the actual area that will heat a pot is only about 4-5" across. So for a large pot (large diameter) it's VERY important to make sure that it's bottom is a great conductor of heat. Our pots are AllClad induction-ready pans and they work fabulously. We also have an off-brand stainless steel wok with a wide base we use and it works well to. So it doesn't have to be an expensive pot. Try the magnet test. If a magnet sticks REALLY well to the bottom, then it should work just fine. Yes it can. Top of burner is a sturdy, flat approx 10" wide surface. We have a large soup pot we use on it. One thing to consider: the actual area that will heat a pot is only about 4-5" across. So for a large pot (large diameter) it's VERY important to make sure that it's bottom is a great conductor of heat. Our pots are AllClad induction-ready pans and they work fabulously. We also have an off-brand stainless steel wok with a wide base we use and it works well to. So it doesn't have to be an expensive pot. Try the magnet test. If a magnet sticks REALLY well to the bottom, then... » Read More Yes it can. Top of burner is a sturdy, flat approx 10" wide surface. We have a large soup pot we use on it. One thing to consider: the actual area that will heat a pot is only about 4-5" across. So for a large pot (large diameter) it's VERY important to make sure that it's bottom is a great conductor of heat. Our pots are AllClad induction-ready pans and they work fabulously. We also have an off-brand stainless steel wok with a wide base we use and it works well to. So it doesn't have to be an expensive pot. Try the magnet test. If a magnet sticks REALLY well to the bottom, then it should work just fine. « Show Less