Residential distribution that is simple to specify and easy to understand
Homes and apartment buildings need compact distribution boards with circuits grouped by function. Protection should reflect the conductor, load and local installation rules while labels and product references remain clear for installers and occupants.
Bentong supplies low-voltage circuit protection and control products for apartment boards, shared-service panels and supporting equipment. The designer or installer remains responsible for selecting all required protective functions, including any residual-current protection required by local rules.
Key electrical requirements
Functional circuit grouping
Separate lighting, socket, kitchen, climate and dedicated appliance circuits for clear isolation.
Compact board planning
Balance device width, spare ways, heat and wiring access within the selected enclosure.
Correct protective functions
Match current, poles, trip behaviour and any required additional protection to local regulations.
Readable identification
Use consistent circuit names and device references across repeated apartment types.
Recommended system approach
Confirm the incoming supply
Record voltage, phases, earthing arrangement, service limit and available fault current.
Group final circuits
Organize circuits by room and load type so isolation and future troubleshooting remain straightforward.
Select protection by circuit
Coordinate each device with conductor capacity, design current and the protection required by the installation standard.
Standardize repeated boards
Use a controlled schedule for typical apartment layouts while recording project-specific exceptions.
Product roles within the solution
Final-distribution breakers
Compact branch protection for household lighting, sockets and dedicated appliance circuits.
Molded case circuit breakers
Protection for larger shared-service or building distribution feeders where ratings and design require.
AC contactors
Controlled switching for suitable shared lighting, pumps or other managed residential services.
Control products
Local command functions for supporting residential equipment and service panels.
Typical application areas
Information needed for product selection
Supply arrangement
Voltage, phases, frequency, earthing and incoming service limit.
Circuit schedule
Connected load, design current and conductor size for each final circuit.
Protection functions
Poles, trip characteristics and additional functions required by local code.
Fault level
Prospective short-circuit current at the distribution board.
Board layout
Number of ways, spare capacity, mounting space and enclosure arrangement.
Project repetition
Apartment types, quantities, labeling, packaging and delivery batches.
Project benefits
- Clearer household circuit organization
- More repeatable board schedules across apartment types
- Compact product selection for common residential loads
- Simplified purchasing, labeling and replacement planning
