Thanks to an induction adapter, you can ensure that almost any pan can be used on an induction cooktop! So are you switching from gas to induction, or is the heat no longer conducting well through your pans? Fortunately, it is possible to continue using your pans! Curious how this works and what options are available? Then read on quickly and discover the possibilities! Would you rather buy new pans? Then check out our range of induction pans.
What is an induction adapter?
The induction adapter plate is a disc specially designed to be placed under your non-suitable induction pans. The disc conducts heat to the pan, making it possible to use it! Do you have pans that you previously always used on gas, or pans that no longer conduct heat properly? Then the induction adapter ensures you can still fry your egg or heat up your pasta!
How do you use an induction adapter?
To heat a meal with a non-suitable induction pan, first place an induction adapter plate on the cooktop. Then place the pan on the plate, and it is simply a matter of warming up! It is important to know that the best adapter should not extend more than 2 cm beyond the pan. Are you using an adapter where this is the case? Then the heat is poorly dissipated, and on the other hand, with a pan that is too large, the food will be cooked too slowly. It is therefore essential to use the right size and to know in advance how large your pans are.
The 3 most used induction adapters
To make a good choice when purchasing an induction adapter, we have listed the three most commonly used adapters. You can read here which ones they are. We hope to help you find your way in the world of induction adapters!
- Induction adapter ø 26 cm: the largest adapter in our range! Perfect for use with the larger pans in your collection. Do you have a large household or do you often cook large quantities? Then it is quite possible that you own a pan in this size. Not sure about the size? Then check your pan collection first.
- Induction adapter ø 24 cm: the most commonly used induction adapter! This is because most pans come in this size. These pans are great for frying meat, vegetables, or potatoes, for example! Take a look at your pan collection and chances are that one of your pans is this size.
- Induction adapter ø 20 cm: another pan size that many households have is a pan of ø 20 cm. These pans are ideal for smaller portions or for frying an egg, for example. To be able to use these pans, an induction adapter of ø 20 cm is ideal.