The Georgetown Cabins complex utilizes eco-friendly design and innovation.  

     -Off-the-grid, solar power

     -Water pumped from well to reserve tanks utilizing solar power. Water is then gravity

           fed from tanks to cabins.

     -Recycled and natural materials used when practical (recycled brick, stones and

           concrete counter tops)

     -Wet pond septic system

     -On-site water reserve for fire protection 

The cabins are designed with energy efficiency, reduced carbon footprint and water conservation throughout.

     -Super insulated exterior walls

     -Low-e windows

     -light colored, metal roof

     -solar powered attic fan for roof ventilation

     -energy star appliances

     -total air flow designed interior walls and circulating fans

     -low electrical consumption and low heat output LED lighting

     -electronic ignition LP gas fireplace

     -On-demand, electronic ignition, hot water heater

     -electronic ignition gas cook top

     -low flow water fixtures & faucets

     -fire proof or retardant exterior materials

     -recycling used where practical & available

     -Low outside lighting for dark skies

*Although we have a generator for back-up power if needed, our solar power system is designed to handle our expected needs.

Techie Talk ….

Solar System

     -5 kilowatt solar array with a daily production of 30 kilowatts

     -Outback power system capable of 14.4 kilowatts of continuous power

     -120/240 split phase

     -1800 amp hour battery bank at 48 volts

     -Solar system is backed up by Isuzu generator, 21 kilowatt/kba, 120/240 volt,

      175/87.5 amps

Solar Powered Water Pumping System

     -Deep well pump is a variable speed, 3 horse power, 3 phase, 230 volt submersible

      pump, pumping water from a 975 foot well and up to a 10,000 gallon storage system

      that gravity feeds the complex.

Solar Array	Pete Noce

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