Can you use this pan on an induction burner?
1065746
Sorry, I don't know the answer to this question. I gave the pan as a gift. The recipient has used it on gas, electric & ceramic but don't know about induction.
916188
Check the bottom of the pan, there should be an imprint that says "induction suitable". You can also check the bottom of the pan with a magnet .... if the magnet is attracted to the pan it can work with induction burners.The product purchased from Amazon does work with induction burners.
910094
I don't know. I don't have an induction cooktop so I've never tried to use it on one.
616988
No it won't...it's anodized aluminum, which doesn't work with induction cooking. You could use it if you use an induction "interface plate" (sold on Amazon), for it to work on an induction cook top. The interface goes on the top of the cooking area, and then you put the pan on top of that.
631503
Not sure and don't have any experience with induction cooktops but I would call Cusinart's toll-free number and ask one of their customer service reps. They should know if the bottom of this pan has the right kind(s) of metal to react and create heat on the cooking surface.
1526459
I can't give a definitive answer, but my guess is no. This is from Wikipedia:"Stainless steel pans will work on an induction cooking surface if the base of the pan is a magnetic grade of stainless steel. If a magnet sticks well to the sole of the pan, it will work on an induction cooking surface." &"Aluminum or copper alone does not work on an induction stove because of the materials' magnetic and electrical properties"
772142
I have never used it on an induction range but I don't see why not. One of the many great features of this pan is that it cooks /spreads the heat evenly during cooking which I think would occur as well or better with an induction range.
612603
Sorry, I used it on electric and gas burners only but I see no problem with induction. Good cooking.
2010004
No, you cannot cook in this pan on an induction burner. It is not magnetic, and will therefore not work. The Calphalon Contemporary Stainless steel , Calphalon Tri-Ply Stainless steel cookware manufactured after 2010, Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron and Enamel Cast Iron cookware are all induction capable. Induction cook tops contain high-frequency electromagnets. In order to generate heat, the cookware used with induction cook tops must also contain magnetic elements. Generally, if a magnet adheres to cookware, the cookware is induction capable. A magnet will not adhere to this pan, but just to be sure, I pulled out our portable induction unit and tried it again before I answered your question. It's wonderful cookware - I have a whole set of it - but it was a deal-breaker in our remodel last year when I discovered it was not compatible to the induction kitchen we were planning. We went back with gas. . .
1840706
I don't know either, since I don't use induction. It's similar to a thin teflon pan, so if you can use a teflon pan on induction, this pan may work on induction, too.
611920
If induction works with cast iron, I don't see why not. Outside bottom of the pan is flat, which means it would have full contact with the stove.
257373
Theoretically speaking, not really, since it's cast aluminum, which is not magnetic. The magnetic field generated by the induction cooker will travel too far in aluminum and also result in very little resistance, which is needed to generate heat. However, I have never tried it on an induction stove. If there's a thin layer of iron or steel imbedded in the pot, then it will work well, otherwise you'll be wasting your electricity.
1575114
No, this cookware is not compatible with induction cooking. A magnet will not help. There is a symbol on the bottom on the cookware that looks like loops that is exclusive to cookware made for induction cooking. You can go on line to see what this symbol looks like. If the symbol is not there, then the cookware is not made for induction cooking.
1080188
As long as a pan is magnetic, it will work with induction cooking. No aluminum or glass cookware will work with induction.
373396
If it is an aluminum pan it will not work on an induction stove. It at least needs a steel or iron core. You can test any pan by using a magnet. If the magnet sticks, the pan will work on an induction stove.
1524835
Most likely yes. Try putting a magnet to it. If the magnet sticks the pan should work with the burner. I love mine!
2183092
No, you can NOT. I bought this pan set based on the other answer, grrr. I rec'd it today and it doesn't work on it. BUT it's a beautiful pan and lid so I'll keep it BUT I've learned that not all stainless steel can be used on an induction stovetop. IF buying in person, carry a magnet with you and place it on the underside of the pan... if it sticks, you're good to go for induction cooking! (If it doesn't stick, then you can't use it for induction cooking.) The sellers ought to be the ones answering all questions.