what does induction ready mean?
1660703
I suppose it means it works with an induction cook top as well as conventional gas or electric.
1660704
It means that the bottom of the pot is ferrous and is affected by magnets. Induction heating uses an alternating magnetic fields to create heat. Rather than using a hot coil like with an electric stove or a hot flame like with natural gas, induction heaters stay relatively cool and transfer heat via magnetism. The pot will work fine with electric and natural gas heat (I've used mine with a propane burner, too), of course, but it also gives you the option of using induction heat.
1187922
Yes, this is induction ready. A magnet will stick to the base of the coffeemaker.
62737
I don't personally have an induction cooktop, so I can't say how well this pot would work with one. However, according to the literature, it is induction cooking ready with a built-in iron disc on the bottom. I can confirm the presence of a nicely flat, heavy disc on the bottom of the pot.
224784
I don't know what you mean by induction. However, I had to throw away this tea kettle after no more than two weeks: It never whistled and it was extremely flimsy, with parts loosening within a week. I later bought the more expensive Mr. Coffee and it's fine.
555819
I just bought this recently, and the only place that I have used it is on my NuWave induction cooktop. I don't what experience the others have that they would say it's not induction ready.
518568
I have a glass top stove also and I honestly don't know what induction is. Sorry I couldn't help you.
953352
I am sorry I can not answer. I use a gas stove and have no experience with induction units.
1434560
An induction ready pan has a ferrous (iron type base that can be magnatized or reacts to magnatism).A induction base is a device that sets on the induction plate and is the interface between the non-inductive pan and the induction top. The heat is generated in the induction base and is transfered to the pan, much like a stove top. THe
2079005
ALL Stainless Steel cookware is induction ready...rule of thumb is if a magnet will stick to your cookware, it is induction ready.
204610
Yes...because the product is made of stainless which can be used with induction heating.It is a quality product. I hope you it.
918560
I don't know what induction is, sorry. I used it on my gas stove in my RV and it is fantastic!
1631741
I don't think so. It is induction-ready, which usually means 18/0 stainless--no nickel. It's really the chromium, not the nickel, which provides the stainless quality. The nickel just gives a lighter color that looks more like silver. It's generally used for knives, forks and spoons, which (at least in some houses) used to be made of silver.
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.
242474
Yes it is induction safe. Although I did return my set. We found that it had some nice design features , but found the set to be too light weight and found the set with a couple of dents upon delivery.
636971
I would ask the makers. I would never assume to know this as I haven't an induction range. Good luck.
158055
Yes, pans must be induction capable. New pots and pans that are induction compatible will have an icon on the packaging that indicates this. Some older steel pots and pans will also work, but not all. The SPT 1300 worked great for us.
1684196
I have induction and it works great. Thick bottom, conducts heat well. Heats up fast.