Will induction cooking interfere with iPhone & iPad?
1869264
Notroble at all so far. Like it just the way it is, wouldn't change it if I could !
1869265
We have two iPhones and two iPad, never saw any interference by this induction cook. In fact, I am typing this on my iPhone just 1 foot away from it. No problem
1869266
this coooktop is awesome....buy it....it works better than gas...it's got a great timer...cooks small to medium size pans well....I love it..I use it everyday...when I cook anything will oil I take it outside...my kitchen is grease free
176090
No, can't say I've had any problems. Of course, my phone is always 2-3 feet away anyway.
1869267
I have not noticed any RF interference in the house while using the induction burner (cell phones, radios, wireless router, etc...)
1869268
I have both an iPad and iPhone. I have never experienced any trouble while induction cooking. I would not advise buying the Max Burton 6000 as the unit has developed a crack as reported by other raters of this product. I bought a second induction unit but not the Max Burton.
1869269
I cook with mine on the table while we are eating...having had any signal problems
2182799
Most pressure cookers are aluminum which will not work. Induction requires that the metal be magnetic. However, Nuwave sells at extra cost a suitable magnetic pressure cooker.
2016228
Is it sitting on or near a metal surface? I'd try sitting the unit on carpet or a bed and listen for the same sound.Induction (this is an inductive charger) is basically a magnetic field that oscillates. It causes waves of magnetic energy that can be absorbed by a coil in your phone and turned into electricity.. But it can also be absorbed by metals and turned into kinetic energy. Perhaps this is causing the unit itself to move and make the noise you hear.
605047
There is a distinctive ring at the highest power (P on mine), but it is less noticeable as you turn it down. Since I only use that power setting to get something up to boil, then turn it down, it does not bother me too much. I don't believe the problem is with the pans, I think it is inherent with the induction cooktop.
2230551
Ha! Yeah, that disk is a piece of crap. The whole reason people use induction cookers is because they are almost 100% efficient with ferritic steel pots, but if you have to use the disk you are loosing a ton of efficiency. My suggestion would be to buy a pressure cooker that is induction compatible, one where you can stick a magnet on it.
1271025
It should not work. Induction cooking requires a ferrous metal and if you don't have one. Induction cooking won't work. This pan is aluminum and Titanium. neither of which are magnetic."A magnet will stick to metals that are ferrous such as iron, steel or nickel. A magnet will not stick to non-ferrous metals such as titanium, gold, brass and aluminum. Magnets do not usually stick to metals that are most valuable."
1115181
Yes. This review represents my experiences using induction cooking methods only.
955094
Unfortunately , no, according to directions it is not suitable for induction cooking.
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.
1276222
Hello Mr. Sampson, although I don't have knowledge about interference, however as for user friendly and as a quality device, I strongly recommend you purchasing it, well worth the money and my students love it as well.
2051493
...ehh...I would say no. Induction works by using magnetic fields. Use a magnet on the bottom of your cookware to test if it's 'induction-ready'. If it sticks, you're good to go. Concerning this kettle, the answer is no. It has an amazing weak magnetic attraction.
2122317
The induction cooking system will heat the middle of the pot and radiate to the rest of the pot, really not the best way to use this system, Gas is a better answer if able.
1411548
Well.....This IH cooker is not able to be activated when there is no suitable material(iron...etc) on it. You might have to modify the circuit board to turn off the sensor.
1803210
NO. But there is available for purchase from Amazon or E-bay a induction disk which will make any set of cookware compatable with a Nuiwave. I bought one and problem solved.,
323670
It does not work on induction ranges! I fell in love with this pot during a hotel stay and finally ordered on, thinking since it was stainless steel that it would work on induction ranges. Not so! I guess the aluminum inner core prevents the induction to work. I should have read more reviews! I will now gift this to my daughter and hope to find some similar for myself that works with an induction range. Very disappointing.
1815417
No it does not. I would forget this Demy and move up to a used iPad with an app called: My Recipe Book.
1392498
I don't believe you can as Induction cooking requires pots with a layer of magnetic properties. I believe it has to be stainless steel or cast iron. There must not be any aluminum in them. Watch that your stainless steel pots and pans do not have aluminum in them.