Hi, I have what I thought to be a hugely popular camping / RV etc fridge from Dometic, a CFX3. This fridge has both Bluetooth and WiFi monitoring from the CFX3 app.
I was surprised to find no information at all scanning through the integrations, HACS or just google. I was half expecting it to pop up in the discovered integrations when I brought in range of a Bluetooth proxy … but alas can’t find anything about this fridge in the home assistant world.
So, I guess my question is… am I doing it wrong? Have I overlooked something obvious? Or are people just not using these fridges?
I have 2 CFX3’s, and 2 CFX1’s. I’d be very interested in monitoring all 4 in a single dashboard. Connecting my phone to the app (CFX1 or CFX3) stops the phone from having internet access and only allows connection to one fridge at a time, what a pain!
I am interested using ESPHome with BLE-proxy to receive and read the bluetooth data from my Dometic CFX2 45 fridge.
The proxy works already for BLE-tracking my phone (for homezone in/around my van) and for victron smart solar and orion ts charger very nice
On my wish (todo) list:
Wattstunde Nova BLE LifePo4 battery information
Dometic CFX2 BLE control and information
Victron SmartSolar Control of the Load Output through ble
Nice! I will definitely give this a shot. Thank you.
I just got into home assistant this weekend, so I’m learning and waiting on esp32 to arrive to setup BT proxy and whatever else I can think to put in it.
@GentX if you’re still around… I had success with your CFX BLE integration but the CFX wants to re-pair too often for my tastes. I’m trying to use your CFX WiFi and having issues. Any chance you can help address them?
I am building my own 4x4 off-road control center, including the CFX3 Bluetooth. I can view and modify my CFX3 via the Raspberry Pi and Garmin Overlander.
I was looking for the same thing and ended up creating a Home Assistant integration for the Dometic CFX3 series myself.
The integration communicates directly with the cooler over Wi-Fi using the local DDMP protocol, so no cloud service or Dometic account is required.
Current features include:
Local Wi-Fi communication
Temperature monitoring and control
Cooler power on/off
Battery protection mode selection
Battery voltage monitoring
AC/DC power source detection
Compressor status
Automatic discovery and reconnection
Home Assistant Config Flow support
The integration was developed and tested with a Dometic CFX3 35, but it should also work with other CFX3 models that expose the same local DDMP interface.
GitHub repository:
I'd be interested to hear from anyone who tests it with other CFX3 models.