Heat Diffuser Stainless Steel Induction Adapter Plate Coffee Milk Cookware Induction Hob Heat Cooking Diffuser for Electric Stove 7.5inch

I have a newly installed Invisacook induction system under a porcelain countertop. Although I replaced my pots and pans, there are some I didn't want to replace like my teapot that I use to cook Turkish tea. This solved my problem. After fitting the product with risers on the bottom so that heat isn't trapped on my porcelain counter, I gave it a go. WORKS AS ADVERTISED. My water boiled, my counter stayed cool near the plate and I got delicious tea with my standard teapot.FYI,1) This plate gets HOT. It comes with a handle that detaches. Do not leave the handle on the plate while it heats up. Use it to lift the plate after you are done so you don't touch the Hot AF plate. It is not a coated handle so I'm fairly sure that if you leave it attached while the plate is heating, that will heat up, too. Just using some logic here.2) No, the Invisacook system is not sold on Amazon but you can YouTube/Google it to learn more.3) If using a regular induction stove or plate with glass top, you won't need risers for your plate. This method is specifically for the Invisacook/Counter system as the heat produced from the pan will be trapped between the pan and counter. The risers add airflow without interrupting the induction to keep my counter cool. Again, if you have a regular induction hob, risers are not necessary. You can use the plate directly out of the box and it will work.Update 10/21/2021: For those that asked about risers, hard to describe if you don't have an InvisiCook system. A better method that everyone can use is a induction mat under the plate to dissipate the heat. This plate, again, gets HOT AF so it can only benefit.

Works great. I can now use my aluminum moka pot on my induction stove top. Be sure to heed warnings and never use without cookware on top- it can overheat and damage your induction cooktop.

This is a waste of money and time. Here are the points you should consider.1. The circumference is too small it just sits in the middle of the induction stove.2. Even though i used the smallest pot on the to cook noodles, it took hours for the pot to heat up, which means its not transferring heat very well.3. It changed color on first use.4. the handle gets hot if not removedI think your best bet here is got pots that can work with induction pots, this is just another piece of junk that will just waste your time. The induction pot heats it very well, but this does not transfer heat to your pot very well.

Bought this to use with my moka pot on an electric stove. Previously, the cycling of the heat coil in the cooktop gave really inconsistent brewing results. Adding this plate creates a constant conductive source of heat to the pot so the brewing temperature stays constant. It works perfectly for this and would give the same result on an induction cooktop without the need for a special pot.Super simple concept, works exactly as intended. A good choice compared to pricier versions too because regardless of manufacturer, they’re all just a piece of stainless steel.

This is a high quality heat conduction plate that will diffuse your gas stove's narrow flame heat to a broader area of your cooking pans. The plate is made from stainless steel with a removable handle. The plate is suitable for most pots and pans. The plate is 24 cm in diameter and 4 mm thick and has a pleasent copper like color finish. I've used this on my camp stove where I've always had a problem with localized burning and scortching of the pots. Now tthis is no longer a problem.

Bottom line, it does the job. However, it heats up much slower than a dedicated induction pan and stays hot for quite a while afterwards. Also it left some sort of burned residue on my induction cooktop at one time that is hard to clean off.

We always travel to Aruba each year and they have convection stoves tops on the condos. Until we found this item we always struggled making good coffee each morning because the perkalator wasn't heavy enough to turn on the stove and left us using a French press.coffee instead which, I HATE!Having this item we can bring our coffee pot and espresso from home.Works wonderfully!Careful, do not touch or try to adjust or remove for a while it gets HOT!

I use this with a mocha pot. I start out at setting 4.5 and turn down to 3 or 3.5 (out of 10 which is max). At my low settings it has held up really well after using it daily for several months. I use it with a protector underneath (because I read of the mishaps for this and similar items i the reviews) but I think the main thing is to not use it at high settings, especially if not all of its surface is covered by the pot you are using it with.