My induction stovetop requires a minimum of 5 inches in base diameter for the magnetic sensors to work. What is the dimension of the base?
2033603
Sorry, don't have it handy at the moment (brother borrowed it), but I don't think it was quite 5" in diameter on the bottom. Looked at a ruler, and from memory am thinking it's probably about 4.5" at the widest/rounded part of the bottom. To be certain, I'd ask the seller. Would hate to be underestimating and have you miss a wonderful pot, because it IS absolutely fabulous.
2033604
Great little pot but it only measures 4.75 in across and 4.25 that touches the surface. ):
2033605
I don't think it's a full 5 inches more like 4 and 3/4. It's a wonderful pan though. Makes great Greek coffee
1262720
I don't have an induction stove top, but to help answer your question, it does not have a magnetic base so I don't think this will work on an induction stove.
2147687
Pot is 7-1/4'' wide......height without handle is 5 inches......height WITH lid is 6-1/4''. This pot CANOT be used for induction cooking (a magnet will NOT stick to it) as I had originally mentioned to a prior question. Hope this helps.
996699
I think it should be at least 16 inches. I made a mistake when I bought the unit and had to return it since it was too low for my stovetop. Wave
397891
The base is slightly less than 10" where it contacts the stove top; the pan opening on top of the pan at its highest is slightly less than 12". The base is not thick like on some pans (which I like because of the even distribution of heat) which could be 1/4" or more. This base is quite thin, although it seems to be good quality.
2273345
Well, here's my answer. My knowledge with induction is somewhat limited (I use a vintage gas stove), but my understanding is that the surface of the bottom of the pot needs to have enough contact with the cooktop, which it would but for a fairly decent engraving of "18/10 stainless". I thought though (and I'm probably wrong but I did look it up on wikipedia and it advised so), that the pot also needs to be somewhat receptive to magnetism which it is not (I tested a magnet on the bottom of the pan). So that reviewer is probably right.
185745
I'm repeating this answer everywhere I see a question regarding an induction range or cook top so I hope people don't get tired of seeing it. I have a GE Profile Induction Range and this tea kettle "does" work. The bottom of the teapot is almost 9" across. There is a copper disc in the center, 2.5" across, that is slightly recessed (and obviously would not touch the glass of an induction range top). Around that disc is a 2-1/4" across band of stainless (which is the only portion of this teapot bottom that touches the range top). Around that is an outer band, width 1", that is recessed 1/4" (and does not touch the range top). So, you have from center to outer edge, a copper disc (slightly recessed), a stainless band (that touches the range top), and then an outer recessed band (that does not touch the range top). The center disc is measured not from center point but in it's entirety. All combined these 3 components make up the almost 9" of surface on the bottom of the teapot. Rest assured the amount of stainless that touches the cook top is plenty sufficient. I'm very happy with this tea kettle.
1372385
I'm repeating this answer everywhere I see reference to questions regarding induction so may get repetitious for some. I have a GE Profile Induction Range and this tea kettle "does" work on an induction range. The bottom of the teapot is almost 9" across. There is a copper disc in the center, 2.5" all the way across, that is slightly recessed (and obviously would not touch the glass of an induction range top). Around that disc is a 2-1/4" across band of stainless (which is the only portion of this teapot bottom that touches the range top). Around that is an outer band, width 1" that is recessed 1/4" (and does not touch the range top). So, you have from center to outer edge, a copper disc (slightly recessed), a stainless band (that touches the range top), and then an outer recessed band (that does not touch the range top). The center disc is measured not from center point but in it's entirety. All combined these 3 components make up the almost 9" of surface on the bottom of the teapot. Rest assured the amount of stainless that touches the cook top is plenty sufficient for heating and it works perfectly. I'm very happy with the purchase.
1010324
I don't know. I do not have an induction stove. It is a metal pot. If an induction stove works with metal, it should work with this.
1269838
5 inches deep. The diameter of the base is 6 1/2 inches, then it immediately widens to about 7 1/2 inches. (The 6 1/2 inch base is what is in direct contact with the stove burner. Hard to explain, but it's sort of like a metal plate on the bottom; NOT separate from the rest of the pot. I've enjoyed using this pot. I like that the handles don't get hot, and the clear lid.
1966081
Cast iron is not an issue, but I found that size is. Larger size pots make the unit heat up and trigger an automatic shut off. The manual that came with it reads "Use cookware that is flat, suitable for induction heating and having a bottom diameter between 3.15 inches and 10.00 inches."
907035
It has a round steel embossed plate on the bottom which will react to the magnetic induction stove top. However, I returned mine due to the fact it would only get hot in the center. So I bought a 12 and a 1/2 inch T-Fal induction skillet and LOVE IT. The entire bottom is steel which cooks more evenly. I hope this helped.
1433948
Mine is not induction stove ready, so I would suggest a diffusion plate because the sides are the same thickness as the bottom. Mine is 13.5" D and and 13.5" H.
1033213
I do not know what an induction stove is, so I won't be of any help to you. I do know that this pot does not have a magnetic bottom. It is ceramic over steel.
1484750
I don't know the diameter but it fits perfectly on my electric stove top. I have a ceramic top with one burner that has 3 sizes and it fits the medium size portion of the burner.
173328
The base of the pan is about 61/4 inches, a bit less than 61/2. The inside is rounded. It fits well on a large burner on an electric range.
1279738
Mine measures 4..25 inches or approx 10 cm. It is not stamped with the international symbol for induction cooking.