Do they work on an induction stove?
1810292
Since I don't have an induction stove I don't know the answer to your question. Have you tried the FAQ's on the Calphalon site?
1810293
Calphalon Unison DOES NOT work on an induction stove. However, Calphalon Contemporary stainless steel and Calphalon Tri-Ply stainless are induction. If you have old cookware, not necessarily Calphalon, another way to check for induction compatibility is to take a regular magnet and see if it will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, it will work on induction. If not, it won't. Otherwise it will be clearly marked on the bottom of your cookware as induction compatible. Circulon has a similar package of 2 non-stick pans that are induction compatible. This is also available on Amazon. Look up induction cookware on Amazon and you will find other brands also.Hope this answered your question. Calphalon Unison DOES NOT work on an induction stove. However, Calphalon Contemporary stainless steel and Calphalon Tri-Ply stainless are induction. If you have old cookware, not necessarily Calphalon, another way to check for induction compatibility is to take a regular magnet and see if it will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, it will work on induction. If not, it won't. Otherwise it will be clearly marked on the bottom of your cookware as induction compatible. Circulon has a similar package of 2 non-stick pans that are induction compatible. This is also available on... » Read More Calphalon Unison DOES NOT work on an induction stove. However, Calphalon Contemporary stainless steel and Calphalon Tri-Ply stainless are induction. If you have old cookware, not necessarily Calphalon, another way to check for induction compatibility is to take a regular magnet and see if it will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, it will work on induction. If not, it won't. Otherwise it will be clearly marked on the bottom of your cookware as induction compatible. Circulon has a similar package of 2 non-stick pans that are induction compatible. This is also available on Amazon. Look up induction cookware on Amazon and you will find other brands also.Hope this answered your question. « Show Less
1810294
Sorry, I do not know. I have a flat, glass/ceramic top stove with resistance heating elements. Recommend you go directly to Caphalon website for your question. Good luck.
1810295
Calphalon Unison DOES NOT work on an induction stove. However, Calphalon Contemporary stainless steel and Calphalon Tri-Ply stainless are induction. If you have old cookware, not necessarily Calphalon, another way to check for induction compatibility is to take a regular magnet and see if it will stick to the bottom of the pan. If it does, it will work on induction. If not, it won't. Otherwise it will be clearly marked on the bottom of your cookware as induction compatible. Circulon has a similar package of 2 non-stick pans that are induction compatible. This is also available on Amazon. Look up induction cookware on Amazon and you will find other brands also. Hope this answered your question.
1810296
Unfortunately, they do not. These pans are made of heavy-weight aluminum. Induction stoves require steel pans.
81770
Yes they can be used on induction cooktops. I have been doing so for a log time and have never had a problem. Excellent pans too! Just don't heat them too high for long periods of time or you will wear away the non-stick more quickly.
681626
If you mean induction stoves, it will work since it has an iron-core. Induction stoves work by exciting ferrous metals magnetically, generating heat. If this were pure enamal, it would not work. Since it is cast iron covered in enamal, the magnetic energy will heat the pots very well. If you stick a magnet on a pot and it stays, then it will work on an induction stove. Unlike regular cast iron, this will be less likely to scratch the glass because of the enamaling.
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These pans do NOT work on induction stovetops - I don't think the other two people who answered know what an 'induction' stovetop is. They are not magnetic in ANY fashion, which is a requirement of an induction stove. Avoid these pans.
2209763
No I don't think so. Your cook top requires pots made of cast iron or stainless steel. These pots are best with cook tops that are electric or gas. Induction cooking uses magnetic exchange to cause cooking, so no I don't think they will work for you.
1048650
Yes. They are flat on the bottom and work well with induction. I love this set!
1148302
I am not sure as I don't have a induction stove but the same brand makes Pan and pressure cookers specifically for induction stoves
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"
404978
Yes, they will work with an induction system because of the magnetic ability of stainless steel. To see if any pan is induction worthy all you have to do is see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. Induction has to do with magnetism.
452906
These are not induction cookware but they will work like other cookware if you use the conversion plate under them. They are just stainless steel like many other cookware. They do make a version that are induction that cost a little more.
1959096
I am using the ones I have on a gas stove, however I am positive that these will work fine on an induction cooktop. As long as the base of the pot is headed evenly the quality of the eats will depend solely on the cook. Hope this helps :)
2042314
I wish I knew the answer to that one, but I'm not really sure. I suggest checking with the manufacturer. I can see no reason why they would not work, but I have never used an induction cooktop, so you'd be better off checking with WearEver. I really hope that they do work, because having used these for a bit longer now, I would love to go back and give them even more stars. They really hold up well and are just the best cookware I have ever used. Good luck with your search.
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I believe others have responded they are using with induction stoves. I don't have an induction stove and a quick web search said one test to check if cookware was compatible with induction stoves is to see if a magnet will stick to the cookware. A magnet does not stick to this cookware.
197056
It is my understanding that these were made for standard electric and gas burners. As they are metal I do not think they would work for induction cooktops. My suggestion would be to contact the induction top manufacturer for an expert answer. Sincerely, C. Dalzell
1009378
Unfortunately, I have no experience with induction stoves. It's a great kettle, though. Good luck.
372328
I've had to use mine for a while now on an electric range and they're working fine. Now, this is a conventional electric element under a glass cooktop, not an induction element. I've no idea if these work with induction or not. I'm only using electric because we're renting a house while our new one is being built. That will go back to having gas (on a 48" range).
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.