I need to use this in a Brielle convection oven. Is that ok?
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GraniteWare is glass fused to steel at about 1500 degrees F, so it won't have any problem with oven temperatures.
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Hello Kevin - I don't think this will be an issue, we use ours all the time in a regular convection oven. As long as you are not putting more than 500 deg.s F directly on to the pan it should work just fine. We have had ours for well over a year now and they look as good as new...just soak them overnight to loosen off any really tough baked-on residue then wash them in warm soapy water the next day, it all comes right off. We are converts to GraniteWare - no more "Bakers Secret" non-stick for us (the secret is - they suck!).
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This silicone mar can be used inside a convection oven up to 460 degrees F. Also makes a great hot plate trivet to protect your countertop or dining table. So many versitile uses.enjoy your silicone mats!
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the convection is a separate setting...you can bake or convection bake or broil
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Yes. It seems to work in my convection/induction range. Place on the slide out shelf not on the bottom of the oven.
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best to talk to the manufacturer. but why try to use it indoors when you have an oven. it is really meant and more fun to use it outdoors.
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Yes, there's no problem with aluminum foil. You can use any material you would use in a conventional oven. The convection feature (fan) should make it possible to use a slightly lower temperature. Unfortunately I have found the thermostat to be unreliable so you might want to use an oven thermometer to determine if that is true for yours if you buy one.
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Absolutely, the pan is the same material as any other regular hotel pan. It can be used in regular or convection type ovens at temperatures up to 500 degrees or broil setting.
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This is for use in the oven only as far as I know. It works fine in an electric oven.
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I saw a trim kit but realistically this model is pretty big so you would need a big space. I have seen smaller similar convection/mocrowave ovens you might want to use for above an oven
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We have never used this in an ordinary oven other than the Whirlpool microwave convection, and then only on the crisper setting. Note, we had to replace our original crisper plate because I put it down on a hot element and melted the underside - so these are prone to melting from direct heat. I would think therefore it probably won't be suitable for a standard oven and the radiant heat in the convection oven comes from above.
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I have not used in oven but if need be I would. I see no reason other than oven size limitations.
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Conventional/convection oven safe, yes. Not microwave oven safe. People sometimes bake cakes in steel mixing bowls.
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Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven wall. Using this info, I would have to say no to your question about using a 9x13 disposable pan. Hope this helps. Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven... » Read More Hi R.L., This unit is a very good microwave oven, but does not have the convection feature [we have a 2nd microwave, from Dacor, that has this feature. The convection feature would be labeled on the operation panel if it was built in to this unit; I did extensive research on this Panasonic before my purchase to verify that it was not a convection oven]. As far as using anything with aluminum, the owners manual states that you may only use small strips of foil to mold around thin parts of meat or poultry to prevent overcooking, with a chance for arcing if the foil is too close to the oven wall. Using this info, I would have to say no to your question about using a 9x13 disposable pan. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes, you can use it in your oven, but you should pot it on the lowest level of heat in your oven. For example, my oven has 9 levels of heat, and I use level 2 when I cook in tagine.
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I don't see why you couldn't. The exterior does get hot, which is relative to how high the temp is inside the oven.
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The only real purpose of the turntable is is microwave your food evenly. For convection ovens you would not need a turntable. That theory is the moving air. However, under the "IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS" On page 5 of the user manual item 2 states "2. The glass turntable and turntableassembly must be in the oven duringcooking. Handle the glass turntablecarefully and place cookware on it gently"
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You cannot, it may melt and ruin the floor of your oven. Directly on the metal floor gets too hot