Azuga Pro Hardwire Power Cable

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At a glance

What it is

This is the hardwire power cable for the SafetyCam Pro, run from the fuse box. The shop gives the same three wire colors as for the Plus: red constant 12 V, white ignition 12 V and black ground. No length or connector is listed. It was in stock on 2026-10-21.

Why the Pro often means a hardwire

The Pro is the model that takes up to four exterior aux cameras, so it tends to go on box trucks, work trucks and trailers. Those vehicles are the ones where an OBD port is crowded or hard to reach, and where a permanent feed makes sense. That is our reading, not an Azuga rule. Azuga says the hardwire route supports 12 V or 24 V with a minimum of 2 A, which matters on a heavy truck.

Do not confuse it with the aux connector

They are different parts at very different prices. If you are adding aux cameras, you need both. Order from a part number list, not from memory.

Checks before you start

• Serial. L means Pro. A J means you have a Plus.
• Supply. Confirm 12 V or 24 V on that truck with a meter, and confirm at least 2 A is available.
• Wire colors. Azuga's install guide calls the switched wire yellow, while the shop text calls it white. Read the label on the cable you hold.
• Fuse order. Original fuse in slot 2 at the bottom, camera fuse in slot 1 at the top. Test which side of the slot is powered.
• Ground. Bare metal chassis bolt. A loose ground looks like a dead camera.

Planning the cable run

Azuga says to route the power cable along the headliner and down the A-pillar. On a truck, measure that route in the cab before you order, because the shop does not publish the length. Keep the cable clear of the steering column and anything that moves. If you are also running aux cable, decide the paths together so the cables do not cross awkwardly behind the dash.

First power-up

Power the camera for about a minute so the update prompts can finish. Do not unplug it. Then unplug and plug back in before mounting. A camera that has sat in a box may be drained, and Azuga says to charge it from a 2 A source first.

Where to go next

Questions we get

Is this cable good for a 24 V truck?

Azuga lists the hardwire route as 12 V or 24 V. We did not find a separate 24 V part, so this is the cable it points to. Confirm the supply with a meter on every truck.

Do I need the aux connector too?

Only if you add aux cameras. The aux connector is a separate $80 part, and Azuga does not say it replaces this cable.

Can I fit a Plus cable on a Pro?

We would not. The shop sells separate cables for each model, and Azuga does not say they are interchangeable.

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