Will this work with a " Lo Heat" brand pan?
229608
As long as the original handle is held by a single screw yes, but be careful, the handle isn't the strongest, mine just snapped about 2 inches from the end with only about a quart of veg and water in the pan. Also replace the aluminum screw they supply with a steel one.
229609
This was a cheap product. Broke very quickly. I don't think it matters what kind of pan.
963674
My guess would be no, as I have this pan and it has warped after a couple months. Not recommended.
2138516
Yes it should work. Anything That is magnetic usually works with induction burners.
1956602
Whirlpool manufactures stoves under many labels. You'd need to check with Whirlpool directly and see what pans fit your make and model.
1890773
measure across your pan if it measures 12 inches it should work unless your pan has some special lip I use this lid on two different brands of cookware.
675216
If it's stainless steel- it will work with induction heat- we use it with a propane system- very even heat
1185310
Yes, I have a Samsung Induction Cooktop and this pan works very well. The heat conduction is perfect!! Hope this helps :)
425125
The pan is stainless steel so I would image it would, not an expert but you might check out this link for more information. http://cookingequipment.about.com/od/cookware/f/Induction-Compatible-Cookware.htm I hope this helps...
1937095
I don't know for sure, but if there is enough clearance between the heating plate and the grates, it should work.
675663
Works fine on ours. Since pans are heavy duty aluminum it does take a little longer to heat up. DUH.
2165584
Yes, because of the taper it will work with most other companies sauce pans.
1406477
it should. may take a bit more time due to the thicker bottom. tho i found this warmer inconsistant & returned mine
1530219
I use mine on a ceramic cooktop on the largest heat surface. It works for me, but make sure you have a burner large enough to accommodate the pan's circumference.
1636476
What you need to know is the diameter of your pan and the diameter of the rack. I'd need to know that to tell you if it's the right one. Good luck.
2018697
It should work fine. Mine is a 1250 watt Faberware and it works like a new skillet.
702592
I cannot see why not, greatest pan I have ever purchased. It should be great for this application.
18167
Google your particular oven (Hot point and Model number) and the element it uses should come up. This is a universal element, a generic. A brand specific element will be more expensive.