Is the 8"ceramic (thermolon) suitable for an induction range?
772142
I have never used it on an induction range but I don't see why not. One of the many great features of this pan is that it cooks /spreads the heat evenly during cooking which I think would occur as well or better with an induction range.
772143
Yes, I use it on an induction stove. Best pan I ever bought. You can cook a fried egg on it and it won't stick, not even the slightest.
226375
I don't have an induction range, but I do know that aluminum is not usable for induction. The blurb info about this pan says that it is "heavy cast aluminum", so that would be a "no" answer to induction cooking.
2184387
Yes. I tried a magnet, it does stick to the bottom of the pan. Not sure though, if it will work with an induction range.
1032129
If you are referring to a glass cooktop range, then yes it is induction compatible. It has a thick core on the bottom and a flat surface. It is very large and will require a large cooking surface. If you are asking if it has ferromagnetic metal in it, I cannot say.
1148957
Doubtful. My understanding of induction heating is that it requires ferromagnetic pans, i. e. , iron. Anolon is anodized aluminum.
1204519
I use it on an induction range. Works great...see my review.The induction range has a ceramic surface; ceramic is harder than steel, so the pan will not scratch the ceramic. BUT...if any salt gets between the ceramic and the pan, it could scratch both.So I keep the range top and bottom of the pan clean. If I need to shake the pan, I lift it...even though I know it cannot scratch the range top. For the record, the pan's performance over an induction range is incredible.
371622
I use this skillet on my glass-top electric range. I cannot answer regarding induction.
1469591
Do you mean induction cooktops? If so then yes! I use mine with my induction range and it works great.
1419525
The induction surface is 10 inches in diameter. Any pot that has a bottom that size or less will work. Our stock pot is 8 quarts and it works very well.
1584852
if by induction you are referring to a smooth top stove, glass or ceramic, yes, the wolf gang stainless is what i use on mine.
198739
If you mean induction, not conduction, here is the link to your answer:http://www.calphalon.com/Pages/Content/Articles/Induction-Cooking-Explained.aspx
1495320
I did a search on Bing.com and found Jamie Oliver's website, where it says, "Induction compatible for superior heat conductivity and precise cooking." Here's the link to his page: http://www.jamieoliver.com/products/home/cookware/hard-anodized
633324
You're right. It is not suited for induction burners. I'd recommend All-Clad pot instead.
688028
This particular model is not listed as induction capable on the Calphalon website:http://store.calphalon.com/calphalon-contemporary-stainless-16x13-5x3-75-in-roasting-pan-with-rack/403913
74301
yes, it works fine on an induction range. i have used mine 3 times now, love to make eggs benedict at home, where i can afford it. be sure to use some oil or butter in the egg cups. non stick isnt really non stick.
1762498
Though I have not attempted to use this on an induction range, there is no reason that it should work. Induction cooking relies on the pan/pot being made of a ferrous (containing iron) material. The Calphalon UNISON line is made of aluminum, which is not a ferrous metal. Cast iron, stainless steel, etc. will be your best bets. There are special "induction discs" that you can use if you need to use something non-ferrous, but they are essentially just acting as heating elements and not giving you any of the benefits of inductive cooking.
205578
It is 2" deep...don't know about induction...high quality skillet...that is why I ordered it.