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Yikesu ecological cabin on a cliff edge with rooftop wind turbines

T2 & Z3 Series — 14 models

Live where the grid doesn't.

A finished cabin with its own power plant and water plant on board. Up to 30 kWh a day from sun and wind. Up to 130 litres of drinking water a day, pulled out of the air. No trench, no meter, no connection fee.

30 kWhGenerated per day
80–130 LWater from air / day
19–51 m²Floor area range
0Site connections needed
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Four systems, one cabin

Everything a house
usually plugs into
is already inside.

Water, electricity, waste and control are built as one integrated machine in the chassis. That is what lets a Yikesu cabin stand somewhere a utility line will never reach.

01 — Water

Air to water

The DACHC condensation system harvests moisture from the air and purifies it, backed by rainwater capture and a 600 L buffer.

80–130 L / day · 600 L storage

02 — Electricity

Sun, wind, water

Photovoltaic roof, four 600 W turbines and an optional micro-hydro generator feed a 12 kW hybrid inverter and LiFePO4 storage.

2.5–5.5 kWp PV · 30 kWh storage

03 — Waste

Nothing leaves

Greywater is recycled, solids are compressed and stored, and an oil–water separator keeps the discharge at zero.

Zero pollution discharge

04 — Intelligence

Whole-cabin control

Voice and app control for climate, curtains, lighting and projection, with live readings on power and water reserves.

Smart control, all rooms

Cutaway view of a Yikesu cabin showing the bedroom, bathroom and technical bay

The range

Pick a footprint.
The autonomy
comes as standard.

Fourteen models across the T2 and Z3 series, from a 19 m² two-person unit to a two-storey 51 m² family cabin. Every one arrives with the full power and water package installed.

Model T2M6A Yikesu ecological cabin model render

Where it stands

Seven terrains.
Same cabin.

Because the cabin carries its own supply, the site selection stops being an engineering question and starts being a view question. Click any photo to enlarge.

Cabins on a green coastal clifftop above turquoise sea
CoastCliff plateau · 34 units
Cabin beside a frozen lake in snow
LakesideLow-temp AWG module
Two cabins on red rock outcrops in the Gobi
GobiNo water table required
Cabin in a high alpine valley below glaciers
AlpineWind-priority generation
Cabins among orange desert dunes at dusk
DesertWater made from dry air
Cabin on green grassland with a family running towards it
GrasslandFlat base, no foundation
Cabin lit at dusk in a forest clearing
ForestZero discharge to ground

Engineering

Four in-house systems,
documented and tested.

Each subsystem is developed and built by Yikesu, so the power budget, the water budget and the control layer are designed against each other rather than bolted together.

DACHC atmospheric water generation module

01 — DACHC

Drinking water, made from air

Distributed annular air condensation concentrates humidity across a ring of condensers, then purifies and stores it. Three intelligent water makers run in parallel, with rainwater capture feeding the same treatment line.

  • Output 80–130 L / day @ 20 °C, RH ≥ 70 %
  • Cold climate Low-temp module < 15 °C, RH < 40 %
  • Buffer 600 L — 24 h uninterrupted supply
  • Treatment Reverse osmosis + purified circulation
Maintenance-free solar panel detail

02 — Generation

Power that doesn't wait for sunshine

A maintenance-free photovoltaic roof carries the day. Four 600 W turbines carry the night and the storm. An optional 100 W micro-hydro generator adds a baseline wherever there is running water.

  • Photovoltaic 2,500–5,500 Wp by model
  • Wind 4 × 600 W + controller
  • Inverter 12 kW hybrid, MPPT
  • Storage 30 kWh LiFePO4 (+15 kWh optional)
Waste compression and storage system

03 — Waste

A closed loop, not a drain field

Greywater is recovered and reused. Solids are compressed, solidified and stored for scheduled collection. An oil–water separator protects the site from any discharge, which is what makes protected and remote locations viable.

  • Greywater Recycled back into the cabin loop
  • Solids Compressed, solidified, contained
  • Discharge Zero pollution emissions
  • Permits No sewer connection required
Indoor air circulation system diagram

04 — Indoor climate

Fourth-generation air management

Temperature, humidity, odour and airborne bacteria are handled by one four-dimensional system, with 24-hour fresh air, central HVAC and graphene underfloor heating available across the range.

  • Ventilation 24 h fresh air circulation
  • Heating Ultra-thin graphene underfloor
  • Glazing 6 mm + 9A + 6 mm laminated insulated
  • Envelope Polyurethane insulation, fireproof
Interior cross-section: bedroom, bathroom and dining area

Interior

Finished to hotel standard, before it ships

Cabins leave the factory fitted out: bed, wardrobe, dry–wet separated bathroom, smart toilet, marble vanity, thermostatic shower, refrigerator, washing machine, motorised curtains and a UHD projector. There is no second trade to schedule on site.

Cabin exterior showing solar roof and rooftop turbines

Safety

Built for wind, fire and being far from help

A seismic carbon-steel frame, fireproof materials throughout, intelligent detection and alarm, and a fourth-generation base that anchors the cabin in high wind while still allowing it to be lifted and moved.

  • Frame Anti-corrosion galvanised seismic steel
  • Cladding Industrial anti-corrosion aluminium
  • Coating Metal fluorocarbon, inspection report
  • Security Insulated door + waterproof smart lock

From line to site

Seven stages.
One container.

The cabin is fully modular: it is built and commissioned in the factory, broken down for container shipping, and reassembled on site in days rather than months.

01DesignModel selection, layout and options confirmed with the buyer.
02EngineeringPower and water budget sized for the destination climate.
03ManufacturingSteel frame, insulation, cladding and fluorocarbon coating.
04AssemblySystems, glazing, interior fit-out and smart control.
05InspectionWater output, generation and leak tests with report.
06PackingDisassembly into container-ready modules.
07ShippingSea freight worldwide, assembly guide and support.
Exploded view of the modular cabin components and a container truck
Container port with a departing container vessel

Applications

Who buys
an off-grid cabin.

Anywhere the cost of bringing power and water to a plot is higher than the cabin itself, the arithmetic changes. These are the six cases our distributors sell most.

Coastal resort site
Resorts & glamping

Add keys on land you could never service. Each unit is independent, so occupancy scales one cabin at a time.

Remote arid site
Remote work camps

Housing for mining, energy and infrastructure crews without generators, water trucking or a diesel budget.

Alpine research site
Research stations

Long-duration accommodation at altitude or in cold climates, with the low-temperature water module.

Desert deployment
Emergency & relief

Ships in containers, assembles fast, and supplies its own water where the network has failed.

Forest estate
Protected land

Zero discharge and no trenching make permitting realistic in reserves and conservation areas.

Private plot
Private estates

A guest house, studio or second home on a plot with no service connection and no intention of digging one.

Projects

Installed and running.

A selection of completed installations and customer applications. Full project sheets with generation and water logs are available on request.

Cabin with panoramic glazing on a mountain ridge
Ridge houseZ3S11B · single unit
Cabin resort on a coastal plateau
Clifftop resortT2M8A · 34 units
Cabin at a frozen lakeside
Winter lakesideT2S11A · 2 units
Forest cabin at dusk
Forest retreatZ3M9A · 6 units
Cabins in desert dunes
Dune campT2M8D · 12 units

Watch

See it work
before you ship it.

Factory walkthrough, the water and power systems in operation, and customer installations from delivery to first night.

Factory tour video Inside the factory
Water system video Air to water, explained
Customer installation video Customer installations
Yikesu 2025 product catalogue cover

Download centre

The full catalogue,
54 pages.

Every model, every dimension, and the complete standard-versus-optional table for the T2 and Z3 series. Technical datasheets and certificates are in the same pack.

What buyers say

★★★★★
The first unit paid for the site survey we no longer had to run.
EKE. KallioDistributor · Finland
★★★★★
Assembly took a weekend. The water system was producing on day one.
MRM. ReyesResort operator · Chile
★★★★★
Our clients ask for the spec table. It is the only one that answers everything.
AHA. HaddadArchitect · UAE

Certification

Documented,
not asserted.

Quality inspection reports accompany the frame, the cladding panel and the surface coating. Certificates are issued per shipment and included in the download pack.

ISO9001
CEConformity
ULListed
SGSInspection
TÜVTested
RoHSCompliant

Contact

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We'll size the cabin.

Send the location, the climate and how many people need to sleep there. You get a model recommendation, a generation and water estimate, and a delivered price.

We reply within one business day. Distributor and OEM enquiries go straight to the export team.

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AddressYikesu Ecological Cabin
Manufacturing base · China
Phone / WhatsApp+00 000 000 0000
Business hoursMon–Sat, 09:00–18:00 CST
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