How big of a pot can you put on it, 12"?
1119904
Yes it will take 12" pots, but may not want them to heavy as it is a ceramic top.
1119905
My large cast iron skillet (15"?) accidentally melted the control panel. Just a warning.
1119906
The cooking top measures 10.5" x 10.5". The 'burner' is an 8" diameter circle. A 12" pot would extend over the control panel if it were centered.
1119907
Actually, you can put even large pots on it. I've used my large soup pan & it worked as well.
1119908
Probably nine inch or smaller works best. You can put a twelve inch on it but you will probably have to stir food to get it to cook evenly because it won't heat the edges of the pan.
1119909
No, not a 12". That is too wide. The biggest I use is a 10". The entire cooktop is 11 3/8" wide. Hope I answered your question.
1119910
The bottom of the pot (the part that contacts the cooktop surface) can be up to 11". If More than that the pot will touch the front control panel which is flush with the rest of the surface. The control panel is made of a different plastic and looks like it might not tolerate contact with a hot pan. I have used a 15" flat bottom wok but the bottom diameter was only 9". Also, the induction coil is only about 6 1/2" diameter so large bottom cookware would get less heat at the perimeter--a condition that might not be convenient depending on what you're cooking.
1119911
I heated a 12" diameter pot of soup (8 qt pot of soup) and had no problem with it. It was boiling much, much more rapidly than a standard electric burner.
1119912
I personally have used up to 12" on my stove but there is an issue that the outside edge does not cook that well therefor you must put up the heat more but the center will get burnt,hope this will help you.
1485152
The holders are 9" in diameter. So the largest pot you can use is approsimately 8" to 8-1/2" in diameter or square
719226
Yes, a 12" pot will sit on the burner. I imagine that a 14" might also. Only the center 10.5" of the pot will get heated. I tried a 12" pot.
1442590
My largest one measures about 11 and 1/2 inches. So would not work for a 12 inch pan
1721355
You could use something 2 1/2" in diameter if carefully placed on the stove, however, I would say a 3" pot would fit well
61520
It is about 12" across and 14" tall. It has a fill line so you can't use the entire pot.
211086
No. This oven will not fit a 12 inch square pan. It will fit a ten inch square. It will fit a 9 X 13 inch pan.
1083217
Very little. I am not home to measure but from the pipe, I would say 12 inches is enough. It maybe hard to install with only 12 inches. How much space do you have?
221562
I do not have one it will fit. It's eleven inches at the top. I need a large , shallow, pot which I need to get.
866793
The inside diameter measures about 17 inches, so a 12 in wide base pot would fit.
645801
The coffee pot is 8 inches wide, it will stand out from the wall 12" and it is a little less than 12" high. I hope that helps.
217268
I put an 11" deep round pot that is 12" across. It just barely fits. The one I used is made of a corrugated type material that has a little give to it.
866791
13 7/8, and my 12 inch pots fit ok. I do prefer the larger ones though because it makes it easier for me to water them. I use them to put under my geraniums that I winter in the garage.
1090495
What is the maximum? Other manufacturers tell you that, usually around 7.5 in diameter. I called the company and the lady told me that around 9 in but she didn't sound too sure. I bought it anyway, so we'll see. One of my best pots is wider than 7.5 in.
1207176
I have put a pot 12" high 9 1/4" across the bottom of pot and 15" across the top of the pot in my stands. They look great and fit perfect,
1256220
It is about 10-12 inches. For large pots only possibly for professional cooking
1882139
Yes I believe it will, as I use it with a pot that is 12 inches wide at the bottom.