Is the Alessi 9091 and 9093 usable at a induction field??
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Presumably the 9091 is NOT since it has a thick, heavy duty, quality copper base under the silver skin (the bottom is copper when you turn it over) and Mauviel sells the "Mauviel M'plus Interface Disc For Induction Cooking" because, as they explain: "Makes copper and aluminum cookware safe to use on an induction range. Place the induction disc under cookware that is not fully clad stainless steel to ensure that you get the heat transfer from the induction stove top." You can see that on this page: http://www.mauvielusa.com/Interface-Disc-For-Induction-Cooking-plu7500.00.html The 9093 (at least when I used one of a friend's ten years ago) just has a stainless base and no copper disk at the base, so it shouldn't be an issue with that one. The 9093 takes considerably longer to bring water to a boil than the 9091 since it lacks the thick copper base of the 9091. Using both the 9091 is very solidly and heavily built and the 9091 while quality construction is not heavy duty like the 9091 is.
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with that equipment. I use them with Earthing technologies. Contact Neatnclick directly with your question. You can Google them for contact info.
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Great question! Unfortunately since the material is pure ceramic there is no metal that will react with your induction system.
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The best stainless steel is NOT magnetic, and it will work perfectly on an induction range. The magnet test is not the final answer, although if it is magnetic is should work as well.
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I don't use induction heating so cannot qualify to answer Geri's question. However, I have been using this model of the Presto PC for over 6 mos. on a daily basis and have no problems. In fact, it cooks so much faster than another brand we used. The other brand leaked constantly from the lid even after replacing the gasket...a constant mess on my stove. I guess I'm lucky ...no problems. We're very happy with our Presto 6-quart.
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The 901 is not very sensitive to different types of wire. Any flat wire of quality copper or silver will work just fine.
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It is not induction compatible. Magnet does not stick. The version with the aluminum insert, and a disk base, is induction compatible.
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Mine burnt up or froze on the first test when used with an ac induction motor on a dust collector. The collector required a dedicated 15 A breaker. I thought the Additional 25 A rating would be plenty. I had to buy a crydom brand to get it to work. You are either looking for a relay that will handle a resistive load like a heater or an inductive load like a ac motor. This is not the relay for a motor.
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No, it does not work on induction. I expected it too as it is stainless, but doesn't have enough stainless to create the magnetic field necessary.
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It depends on your canner. This canner is induction range compatible (Victorio VKP1130 Stainless Steel Multi-Use Canner)
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I bought this set at Target two years ago, specifically to use it on a conventional electric range, and a portable, single burner induction hob. All of the pieces work perfectly with induction. Overall I love this set, and it has served me well.
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I have a 4 year old 2-cup Bialetti and it's lower chamber does not attract a magnet. My less-than-one-year-old 3-cup Bialetti does attract a magnet therefore the newer one would work on an induction stove. Both make great coffee!
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I called the company and they said it is not flat, nor is it magnetic- SO NO to induction. But their model VKP1130 is!! I'm searching for it now.
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I would ask the makers. I would never assume to know this as I haven't an induction range. Good luck.
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Yes, this is induction ready. A magnet will stick to the base of the coffeemaker.
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I haven't used it on any high demand (i.e, heating , hair or otherwise) devices. I recall my daughter tried used another converter overseas and it blew the device away, making it no longer useful. something about # of phase and voltage change. so, I only use these for non-heat type of devices.
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No! I suggest you take a look at the Alaska Air article at this web address: http://goitaly.about.com/od/travelpackingtips/l/bl_electricity_italy.htm. It would seem that even with a converter, you might get over there, plug in the appliance with a converter and still get smoke or fire. Last time I visited Ireland I invested in travel rollers and a package of adapters/converters. Amazon carries several travel rollers. Probably carries adapters/converters as well. If not try Magellans.com.