13 Amp
My Iron uses this and I learnt this from AS physics on a task sheet
It may not be the iron that is the problem. It might be what else is on that same circuit that you plug the iron into. To check the problem out, unscrew the fuse and see what else on the circuit shuts off. If there are any loads that can be unplugged do so. Then try the iron again and see if the fuse blows. Try the iron in another plug from a different circuit, if a different fuse blows then its time to get a new iron.
Technically, any elements less massive than iron can fuse together; however, practically it is easier to fuse the lightest elements (Hydrogen, Helium...), which also give higher energy yields. Any elements which are heavier than iron (or are iron) will not fuse, and instead decay via nuclear fission.
The appropriate amp fuse for an iron typically ranges from 10 to 13 amps, depending on the wattage of the iron. Most household irons are around 1200 to 1800 watts, which usually requires a 10-15 amp fuse for safe operation. Always consult the manufacturer's specifications for your specific model to ensure proper fuse selection. Using the correct fuse helps prevent electrical overload and protects the appliance from damage.
yes A more correct answer is "possibly." That may be the problem. It could also be that the iron is overloading the circuit and causing the fuse to blow. Depending on the house design, there is probably more than one outlet on the circuit. If you're talking about a fuse that is part of the iron, then it is probably the iron.
No. Only the most massive stars can fuse iron.
you use iron for ironing your clothes,
Yes. See related question.
What Type of fuse for what is it use for
It is ok to use a fuse with a higher amperage rating and not ok to use a fuse with a smaller amperage rating why?
They use Fe for Iron.
An iron.
tHEY used iron to make iron out of iron.