Induction adapter KingHoff KH 1710, 28 cm cooking plate for cookware compatibility

Induction adapter KingHoff KH 1710, 28 cm cooking plate for cookware compatibility provides a flat conductive interface that allows non‑induction pots and pans to be used on induction hobs. The single 28 cm plate sits between the induction surface and the cookware, transferring magnetic energy so that heat is generated in the adapter and then conducted to the pan. The adapter is intended for domestic use to expand the range of compatible cookware without replacing existing pots or pans.

Advantages

The adapter offers a simple way to use non‑magnetic or older cookware on induction cooktops without altering the hob or the pan. Its 28 cm diameter covers a wide range of pan sizes, ensuring stable contact and even heat distribution across the cooking surface. The flat conductive plate is designed for direct placement on the induction zone and is compatible with common domestic induction cooktops. Construction and surface finish are intended to withstand typical kitchen use while maintaining consistent thermal transfer.

Suitable for

• Homes with induction stoves where some cookware is not induction‑ready
• Rental apartments or holiday homes providing an adaptable cookware solution
• Occasional use when cooking with cast iron, copper, aluminium, or glass pans on an induction hob
• Situations where replacing existing pots and pans is impractical

Key specifications

• Diameter: 28 cm usable cooking surface
• Material: ferromagnetic conductive plate with heat‑resistant surface (intended for induction energy transfer)
• Design: flat round plate suitable for single induction zone placement
• Compatibility: for use on standard domestic induction hobs to enable non‑induction cookware
• Intended use: stovetop transfer plate for typical household cooking tasks

How to use

Place the induction adapter centrally on the induction zone of a switched‑off hob, then set the non‑induction pan on top of the adapter so that it sits flat and stable. Turn the induction hob on and select the desired power level; the adapter will convert the induction field to heat and conduct it to the cookware. Adjust temperature and cooking time as you would normally, monitoring food and cookware because thermal response may differ from direct induction contact. After use, switch off the hob and allow the adapter and cookware to cool before handling.

Usage recommendations

For safe and efficient operation, use cookware with a flat and stable base and ensure the adapter is centered on the induction zone. Avoid sliding the pan across the adapter surface when hot to prevent scratches. Follow the induction hob manufacturer’s instructions regarding power limits and size of compatible zones, and do not use the adapter on damaged or warped cookware.