Will induction cooking interfere with iPhone &amp; iPad?
176090
No, can't say I've had any problems. Of course, my phone is always 2-3 feet away anyway.
614760
Sure, Donna. You just have to get the water boiling! It holds a magnet, so induction cooking devices should work, also.
76782
I wasn't entirely sure how to know at first. But, when I googled how to find out...I was told to try sticking a magnet to bottom of pot. If it stuck then it would be considered compatible with inductive cooking. The magnet did stick! I hope this helps.
895833
Yes you can. I use mine all the time on my induction cooktop. You will hear a sizzling sound which is just the silicon oil between the layers of the bottom of the pot, but nothing to worry about. The pot really does work.
796242
The pan is magnetic so from that perspective it will "work" with an induction cooker, however the bottom of the pan has ridges and a bow. I put the pan on my induction cooktop and it rocked back and forth, so contact is not optimal. I will be trying to use it this afternoon and will add to these comments then.
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.
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.,
2016227
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.
974081
That is a great question. A magnet adheres to the bottom of the saucepan, not to the sides and not to anything on the double boiler insert. I'm not sure how induction works but that is how the magnet test went.
1318256
My husband wears hearing aids, but rarely uses them at home. He is the main user of our induction cooktop. No problems with his results. We use it daily. Like any cooking, it must be watched. We love it!
1952296
Metal shouldn't be put near a wireless charger. The induction passes through the disc causing it to heat just like a metal pan on an induction stovetop. You should remove the disc and look for an other mounting option. Or switch back to wired charging.
997160
I cannot answer as we only have iPad or iPhone devices used on this iHome device.
890632
Induction cooktops of all brands, work with any cookware that is magnetic ( induction cookware by nature is magnetic). All induction cookers generate a field that excites the magnetic molecules in the cooking device, causing them to vibrate and generate heat. So...whatever it was you read, you are remembering it wrong. I have no knowledge of Nuwave products, other than the horror stories reported on the web.
599585
Aluminum is not magnetic. So it is not compatible with induction cooking. And convection doesnt hold any even enough temp to make waxes...
2005223
I had an induction hotplate in my apartment and it drove me crazy trying to find pots that would work. The pressure cooker will not work with inductive tech.
732969
I am not sure what induction is. I have a flat surface stove and it is fine. If there is flame I am not sure if it would hurt the color on the outside of it. I am not sure if I helped you with your question.
1155006
According to Cuisinart Customer Service, NO this is not for induction cooking.