Azuga 5M Aux Extension Cable

At a glance

What it is

The shop says this cable extends the connection of auxiliary devices for the SafetyCam Pro over 5 meters, about 16 feet. It describes the cable as built for demanding environments. It does not list connector types. The part number ends in MF, and Azuga does not say what that stands for, so we will not guess. It was in stock at $35 on 2026-10-21.

Start from what the camera already has

Azuga documents two aux camera shapes. The dome is side-mounted with a 5 m cable. The square is rear-mounted with a 10 m cable. So a dome may already reach a short side run, and this extension is for the cases where it does not. Before you order, find out what cable length your camera actually arrived with, because the shop does not list the cameras.

How to measure a run

1. Decide where the camera will mount and where the splitter or connector will sit.
2. Lay a string or tape along the real path, not the straight line. Follow the headliner, the door frame, the pillar and any routing channel.
3. Add slack at each end for strain relief and for the camera to be moved later.
4. Subtract the camera's own cable length. What is left is how much extension you need.
5. Round up to the next listed length, and check the leftover will not be left coiled where it can rub.

Why we avoid chaining

Azuga does not publish a maximum total cable length, or say whether extensions can be joined end to end. Each joint is another connector to fail. If one 5 m cable gets you there, use one. If you need much more, the 10 m cable is likely the better single piece. Until Azuga publishes a limit in writing, keep the number of joints low.

The two-cable total in that last row is our arithmetic from the listed prices. Keep a short note of the length you fitted on each vehicle, so a repair visit starts with the right spare in the van.

What the shop does not tell you

• The cable's ingress rating. Azuga calls the Pro exterior cameras IP69, but says nothing about this cable.
• Whether it is safe to run outside the cab on a truck body.
• The bend radius and the temperature range.

Where to go next

Questions we get

Does it come with the camera?

The shop lists it as a separate part. We do not know what ships with a camera order, so ask Azuga.

Can I join two of these together?

Azuga does not say. We would use a single longer cable where we can.

Is it waterproof?

The shop says it is built for demanding environments and gives no rating. Keep the connection inside the cab or in a sealed spot unless Azuga says otherwise.

Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga Pro auxiliary camera install guide, Azuga dash cam page. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.