If you’ve been holding out on getting a portable dual zone fridge as you can’t find the right size, then the CFX-75DZW from Dometic Waeco is exactly what you need.
With the same height as the 95DZW, but a smaller footprint, you can still hold up to 113 cans of drinks in this model. With two separate compartments that can be controlled as either a fridge or freezer, you’ll be able to get the most out of this model on the road. You can control and monitor your CFX via their app using Wi-Fi Connection. This app allows you to control and monitor the temperature, and it will inform you when the lid is open for longer than 3 minutes. Now you can keep your food and bevvies under control without having to pull over or get up from your seat.
The display is now also dimmable, which makes it easier to use in low-light conditions. The drain plugs in this unit make it easy to clean if it starts getting a little grubby, while the three included baskets make it a breeze to separate and organise the interior of your fridge. The energy-efficient LED interior lights to make it easy to see what you’ve got in there in low light conditions, and the three included baskets help you organise your fridge efficiently.
Not too big, and not too small – the CFX-75DZW will house all your food and drinks on your next tour or camping trip without taking up too much space in the back of your vehicle.
Hello, on your video it states that the depth of this fridge is 48cm but the spec sheet says it is 49.5cm. Would you be able to physically check this, the fridge slide on my camper is 49.2 cm wide so would be too narrow if fridge is 49.5cm. Thanks
John - Grafton(5 years ago)
G'day John,
The main body of the CFX75 itself is around 48cm, however, when you take into consideration the additional width on the fore corner bumpers it takes it out to 49.5cm. Hope that helps.
Lauren - Snowys(5 years ago)
Could you please tell me what the door latches are made from. Thanks1 answer
Just wondering what the latches for the doors are made from. (Plastic or metal. Not the actual hinges)
Nicole - Victoria(5 years ago)
G'day Nicole,
Thanks for your enquiry. The latches are made from plastic.
Gen - Snowys(5 years ago)
Dear Sirs, you have great youtube movies ! I live in Europe but am interested in this fridge. Could you let me know if the stated length of 88,7 cm includes the handles ? If yes what would be the length of the footprint, appr. 7 cm less as stated in your youtube movie of the CFX 50 ? Many thanks in advance.1 answer
I would like to understand whether this fride fits in a clear view fridge slide which has a length of 88,5 cm, just 2 mm too short ??
Wim - Brussels(6 years ago)
G'day Wim,
I can confirm that the CFX75DZW model we have here in Australia is 88.7cm long include the handle when it is in the closed position. The CFX50 is 72.5cm long including the handle in the closed position.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Warranty 1 answer
Can you please explain what it means by 3 2 year,? Cheers
Cory - Smoko (6 years ago)
G'day Cory,
Great question on the CFX, Dometic Waeco offer a 3-year warranty on the entire fridge assembly and an extra 2 years of warranty on the compressor unit.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Power drain 1 answer
Does the cfx95 use more to power
Peter - Ormiston (7 years ago)
G'day Peter,
Yes, the Dometic Waeco CFX75DZW Fridge uses marginally less power on average than the CFX95DZW does.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Power drain1 answer
How much power does draw
Peter - Ormiston (7 years ago)
I had to hunt around to find this info Peter, Dometic doesn't display this detail as obviously as their other models. Power consumption for the 75L is 2.9 Ah/h and 7.9A Max at 12V DC. I hope this helps, I've updated our product page with this info too.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Can you use just one half?1 answer
Hello, does it allow you to switch one side off completely if you only want to use say the 30L side for a day trip?
Dave - Perth(7 years ago)
G'day Dave,
I've just had a trawl through the user manual of the Dometic Waeco CFX 75DZW Fridge and you can operate just one side at a time.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Independent control of compartments1 answer
Just wanting to confirm that both compartments can be controlled separately as in the the cfx-95dzw? I'm a bit confused as I've read elsewhere that in the 75 they are actually both cooled from the compressor on the freezer side and therefore the fridge temp depends on what comes across the divider from the freezer temp? Hope that makes sense, thanks.
Crystal - Melbourne(7 years ago)
G'day Krystal,
There has been a bit of confusion with the Dometic Waeco CFX 75DZW Fridge Freezer in recent times, but I can confirm for you that they do have two totally different sections that you can control separately. So you can have one set as a freezer and the other as a fridge if you'd like to.
Ben - Snowys(7 years ago)
Door hinges1 answer
Just wondering if it is possible to have one of the two doors to swing open the opposite way or do they both have to swing the same.
Simon - Perth(7 years ago)
G'day Simon,
Great question. Unfortunately, from sussing out the Dometic Waeco CFX 75DZW Fridge Freezer myself, both doors need to swing the same way.