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Selected DUNAVOX wine coolers connect straight to your home network, so temperature, lighting and operating modes can be checked and changed from your phone — from the next room or from another country.
Wine only stays in condition if its environment stays in condition. A connected wine cooler removes the guesswork: instead of walking to the cabinet to read a display, you open an app and see exactly what each zone is doing. This page explains how DUNAVOX WiFi connectivity works, which models support it, what you can actually control remotely, and how to complete the setup in a few minutes.
Opens as a navigable PDF — 70 models, an A–Z index and a pairing guide. Press Ctrl+F (Cmd+F on Mac) inside it to search for your product code.
| 01 | What WiFi Connectivity Means on a DUNAVOX Wine Cooler |
The WiFi module is built into the appliance itself, not added through an accessory. The cooler joins your home network directly and communicates with the Smart Life application, available for both iOS and Android.
Two radios work together. Bluetooth Low Energy handles discovery: before the cooler has ever been on a network, it broadcasts its device name, type and unique identifier, which is how your phone finds it in seconds rather than requiring you to hunt for a temporary hotspot. Your network name and password are then passed to the appliance over that Bluetooth link, and the cooler switches to WiFi for everyday operation. Once pairing is complete, Bluetooth is no longer needed — the connection runs over your router.
| No hub, no bridge: the appliance talks to your router directly |
| Two radios, one setup: Bluetooth finds the appliance, WiFi runs it from then on |
| The display keeps working: connectivity is an addition to on-appliance control, never a replacement for it |
| 02 | Which DUNAVOX Models Have WiFi and Smart App Control |
WiFi is fitted to appliances with a TFT or LCD touch screen. It is a model-level feature, not a series-level one — within some collections certain finishes are built on the connected platform while others continue on the previous specification.
The definitive answer for any appliance is its product page specification, or the user manual supplied with it.
| 03 | What You Can Control |
Two control platforms are in use across the range, and they are not identical. Appliances with a TFT touch screen and appliances with an LCD touch screen share the same connectivity but differ in a few settings. The settings below are those your appliance offers; the table marks anything that is not common to both platforms.
| 04 | How to Connect Your Wine Cooler to WiFi |
The first two steps are the same for every connected DUNAVOX appliance. Step three — putting the cooler into pairing mode — depends on which display your model has. Keep your WiFi password to hand before you start.
| Step 1 — Install the app. Download Smart Life from the App Store or Google Play, or scan the QR code supplied in your user manual. |
| Step 2 — Create an account and join your home WiFi. Your phone must be on the same 2.4 GHz network you want the cooler to join, with Bluetooth switched on. |
Step 3 — put the appliance into pairing mode. Choose the column that matches your appliance.
| Step 4 — Add the device in the app. Tap the plus icon and choose Add Device. The app searches automatically and the appliance appears as an icon. |
| Step 5 — Enter your WiFi password. Stay near the appliance and wait for the pairing to complete. |
| Step 6 — Done. The app opens the wine cooler control panel and the appliance confirms the connection on the display or by switching the button backlight off. |
The exact procedure for your appliance is in its user manual, available from Product Support. A condensed version is on the last page of the model checker, so you can follow it on your phone at the appliance.
| 05 | Network Requirements Worth Checking First |
The single most common cause of a failed connection is the WiFi band. The appliance operates on 2.4 GHz networks only — a deliberate choice, because 2.4 GHz travels further through cabinetry and masonry than 5 GHz and gives a more stable link for an appliance that sits inside furniture.
| 06 | Operating Modes |
Connectivity becomes genuinely useful when it is paired with the operating modes, particularly for owners who travel or run the appliance in a commercial setting. Standard, Eco and Demo are on every connected model; Sabbath Mode is fitted to TFT models only.
Read more about the interface itself in our TFT touch screen guide.
| 07 | If the Connection Does Not Work |
Still not connecting? Contact our support team with your model number and we will help.
| 08 | Your Data and the Application |
The Smart Life application is developed and operated by a third party, not by DUNAVOX. Creating an account and using the app is subject to that provider’s own terms of use and privacy policy, which you should read before registering. Connectivity is optional: every function described on this page is also available directly on the appliance display, and a wine cooler that is never connected to a network works exactly as intended.
| 09 | Frequently Asked Questions |
| 10 | Related guides & resources |
Further reading on DUNAVOX technology and product ranges.
WiFi & Smart App · DUNAVOX Want your collection in your pocket? Browse the DUNAVOX models with WiFi and Smart App control, or contact the team for specification support. | Browse connected models → Contact us |