Do I need to ensure the bottom is stable when using a fry pan with induction?

When using a fry pan with induction, it is indeed necessary to ensure a smooth bottom. This is because the induction cooker heats the bottom of the pot through electromagnetic induction. If the bottom of the pot is not stable, it will affect the uniformity and efficiency of heating. Specifically:
Heating uniformity: The magnetic field generated by the induction cooker needs to be in full contact with the bottom of the pot to achieve effective energy transfer. If the bottom of the pot is not smooth, it will lead to a decrease in the contact area between some areas and the induction cooker, thereby affecting the uniformity of heat transfer and distribution. Uneven heating may lead to uneven cooking of food, affecting its taste and quality.
Safety: Unstable pot bottom may shake during heating, increasing the risk of burns or oil spills. In addition, if the contact between the bottom of the pot and the induction cooker is not tight, it may also result in ineffective heat transfer, causing the induction cooker to overheat, and even causing safety hazards such as damage to the induction cooker or fire.
To ensure the effectiveness and safety of the fry pan with induction, we can take the following measures:
When placing the frying pan, ensure that the bottom of the pan is completely in contact with the induction cooker without shaking or tilting.
Regularly check if the bottom of the frying pan is flat, and replace it promptly if there is any deformation or indentation.
Use specialized frying pans that are compatible with induction cookers, typically designed with a flat bottom and materials suitable for induction cookers.
In summary, when using a fry pan with induction, it is necessary to ensure a smooth bottom to ensure uniform heating and safe use.