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Cook with the pans you love

With the adapter plate, you don't have to give up your trusted cookware. The plate is compatible with a wide range of pots and pans, including copper, aluminum, cast iron, and stainless steel cookware. Enjoy the freedom to cook with the pots and pans you love.

Made from durable stainless steel

Sustainability is at the heart of MoreCore, which is why this adapter plate is made of high-quality stainless steel. As a result, the plate can withstand long-term use and retains its functionality and appearance even after many cooking adventures.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an induction adapter plate, and how does it work?

An induction adapter plate is a metal disc that you place between your induction cooktop and a pan that isn't suitable for induction. The plate heats up via induction and transfers the heat to the pan, allowing you to use regular pans on an induction cooktop.

Does an induction adapter plate work with all types of pans?

Yes, an adapter plate allows you to use pans made of materials such as aluminum, copper, glass, or ceramic on an induction cooktop. The only requirement is that the bottom of the pan makes good contact with the adapter plate.

Can an adapter plate affect the performance of my induction cooktop?

Yes, because the heat is first transferred through the adapter plate, it may take a little longer for the pan to heat up. Also, the temperature control may be slightly less precise than with a pan that is directly compatible with induction cooktops.

Is it safe to use an induction adapter plate every day?

Absolutely! When used correctly, an adapter plate is safe. Just make sure not to let it overheat, and let it cool down completely after use. It’s best to use an adapter plate with a handle or heat-resistant grip.

What size adapter plate do I need?

The size of the adapter plate must match both the size of your pan and the cooking zone on your induction cooktop. A plate that’s too small won’t distribute the heat properly, while a plate that’s too large may not be recognized correctly by the cooking zone. A diameter of 19–24 cm is usually suitable for most pans.

Can I put an induction adapter plate in the dishwasher?

This is generally not recommended. The high temperatures and harsh detergents in the dishwasher can damage the adapter plate's material. It is better to clean the plate by hand with a damp cloth and mild dish soap.