Recommended Stainless Steel Pot Diameter For Greystone Induction Cooktop for RVs

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What is the actual size of the burners on the Greyson’s double burner induction cooktop? Also, does the size of the pot have to match the size of the burner to work? Thanks

asked by: Kathie

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The Greystone Induction Cooktop for RVs part # 324-000127 right side burner measures 6.5" in diameter and the left side measures 7" in diameter. You will need a stainless steel pot about this size or smaller for the food to cook evenly. I have attached a video for your reference.

expert reply by: Heather A

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