Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ
(5 reviews)
Dometic's flagship: 94 litres split into two independently adjustable compartments, vacuum insulation and the most powerful compressor in the range.
Key features
- Capacity: 94 litres, two independently adjustable compartments
- Type: Compressor (most powerful in the Dometic range)
- Temperature: Down to -22°C in each compartment
- Two independent zones, vacuum insulation, app control
In detail: Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ, dual-zone 94-litre compressor cooler
The Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ sits at the top of the Swedish manufacturer's compressor cooler range. With 94 litres of total capacity, split into two compartments that adjust fully independently of each other, it enables something a single-zone cooler cannot: keeping one side at positive temperatures for everyday fresh food while the other runs below freezing for long-term storage. This dual-zone setup makes it particularly suited to extended stays, a permanently converted van, a liveaboard boat, or a multi-week expedition.
At the heart of the CFX5 95DZ sits the most powerful compressor Dometic has ever fitted to a CoolFreeze cooler, paired with vacuum insulation panels (VIP) that reduce the wall thickness needed for a given performance, freeing up genuine interior space without growing the outer footprint. Each zone can drop to -22°C, fully independent of the other compartment, shown and controlled through a touch-operated, anti-condensation TFT screen.
Remote control runs through a mobile app available on iOS and Android, to track each zone's temperature and the battery charge level without opening the lid, a genuine day-to-day convenience for saving energy on the fresh-food side. Powered by 12V, 24V DC and 100-240V AC, it ships with a dual cable (cigarette lighter and mains) to switch easily between the road and camping at a hook-up.
Its price, around £1,199 at UK specialist retailers, clearly places it in the brand's premium tier, above the CFX5 55. That investment mostly makes sense for heavy or professional use: long-haul van life, expeditions, or a fixed installation on a liveaboard boat, rather than the occasional weekend trip.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics (EAN: 6975399594017)
Performance
| Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (passive, thermoelectric, compressor...). | Compressor (dual-zone, most powerful in the Dometic range) |
|---|---|
| Temperature?Temperature range the unit can be set to. | Down to -22°C in each compartment, independent control |
| Insulation?Thickness and quality of the insulation, which determines how long the cooler stays cold. | Vacuum insulation panels (VIP), anti-condensation TFT screen |
Dimensions and power supply
| Capacity?Usable storage volume of the cooler, in litres. | 94 litres total, two independently adjustable compartments (roughly 45 L and 30 L depending on split) |
|---|---|
| Power supply?How the unit is powered (12V, 230V, or none for a passive cooler). | 12V / 24V DC and 100-240V AC, dual cable included (cigarette lighter and mains) |
Additional information
| Connectivity | iOS/Android app for remote monitoring and control |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer reference | JL9620015963 |
| Manufacturer warranty?Period during which the manufacturer commits to repairing or replacing the unit in case of failure. | 3 years |
User manual / instructions (PDF)
How much does this cool box really use? (calculated with this model)
Comparison
In the premium connected cooler segment, the Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ naturally compares to the EcoFlow Glacier, two high-end, remotely controllable units, in searches like "Dometic CFX5 95DZ vs EcoFlow Glacier". Here is how the two compare, based on the public specifications of both manufacturers.
| Criterion | Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ | EcoFlow Glacier |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 94 L, two independently adjustable zones | 38 L, dual zone |
| Minimum temperature | Down to -22°C per zone | Down to -20°C |
| Insulation | Vacuum insulation panels (VIP) | High-density foam |
| Connectivity | iOS/Android app | App, optional built-in battery |
| Price observed | ≈£1,199 | ≈£900 to £1,200 depending on battery |
In short, the Dometic CFX5 95DZ leans on a much larger volume and two genuinely independent zones for long trips, while the EcoFlow Glacier answers with an optional built-in battery that keeps it self-sufficient without relying on the vehicle. The choice mostly comes down to the volume needed and whether a dedicated on-board power source matters.
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Our tester's verdict: Gilles Caron
The CFX5 95DZ is clearly built for people going far and staying out for a while: the independently adjustable dual zone genuinely changes day-to-day use, with a freezer compartment on one side and a fridge compartment on the other, without having to pick one or the other as you would on a single-zone cooler this size. The vacuum insulation delivers on its promise: cooldown is fast and power draw stays reasonable given the total volume, a point often praised by users running solar panels in a van. The TFT screen and app control add real convenience for keeping an eye on both zones without opening the lid. The drawbacks are mostly about size: at 94 litres it takes up serious space and calls for a dedicated build-out, and its price, the highest in the whole Dometic range, keeps it geared towards heavy or professional use rather than occasional trips. For anyone genuinely living on the road for weeks at a time, though, it remains one of the most capable coolers on the market.
Frequently asked questions: Dometic CoolFreeze CFX5 95DZ, dual-zone 94-litre compressor cooler
The two compartments adjust fully independently: you can keep one side at positive temperatures for fresh food while freezing on the other, down to -22°C in each zone, something a single-zone cooler of the same capacity cannot do.
At 94 litres it takes up serious space and calls for a dedicated build-out: it suits vans with a generous kitchen area, permanently lived-in conversions or boats better than a compact weekend van.
The iOS/Android app acts as a remote control and monitoring interface, with no known extra cost for everyday use of both temperature zones.
The 95DZ adds a second, independently adjustable cold zone and a much larger total volume (94 L versus 55 L), with the most powerful compressor in the Dometic range, at the cost of greater bulk and a higher price.
It is a specialist item rather than a mainstream retail product; UK camping and marine specialists such as Cool Tech Leisure stock it, though availability can fluctuate, so checking current stock before ordering is worthwhile.
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