240V AC Socket and Fuse Holder Mounted Close to 12V / 24V Switch Panel

[RunAgroundHard]

After a refit, I ended up with a 240V 3 x pin socket and a fuse holder for immersion heater temporarily mounted behind chart table, about 3' from switch panel.

I plan to move both to the switch panel which also houses the VHF, 12/24 DC converter, Navtex, ST60 Multi. Mains power at 240V AC is only used when on shore power but the stated DC services will also be on. Separation would only be a few cm. The 240V switch and fuse holder would be mounted in 'gang' type dedicated plastic boxes and a wooden cover to separate from the DC equipment.

Would there be any interference issues? Should I look to mount much further away the 240V stuff?

 

[PaulRainbow]

It will be fine. Put a sticker on the cover to remind anyone that it's 240V.

 

[Alex_Blackwood]

It will be fine. Put a sticker on the cover to remind anyone that it's 240V.

Why not use a fuse switched spur instead of a fuse and socket? Something like this:-
https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-13a-...8mofI_gdwzUTWKO1pwMaAhzaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[RunAgroundHard]

Why not use a fuse switched spur instead of a fuse and socket? Something like this:-
https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-13a-...8mofI_gdwzUTWKO1pwMaAhzaEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

I am likely using the wrong terminology. That’s what I have for the immersion heater, the other device is a plain old socket.

Thanks both for your input. Tidying up the mains power as post refit stuff is out of place.