Azuga Pro OBD Power Cable (C-PRO-OBD)

Azuga OBD Power Cable for SafetyCam Pro, part number C-PRO-OBD — Pro OBD Power Cable (C-PRO-OBD). Photo: Azuga.

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At a glance

Detail	What the Azuga shop shows
Part number	C-PRO-OBD
Shop price	$25.00, as listed on 2026-10-21. Prices change, so confirm before you order.
Stock when we checked	Sold out on 2026-10-21
Where it fits	SafetyCam Pro on vehicles that use the plug-in OBD route. Listed as sold out in the shop on 2026-10-21.
Shop page	shop.azuga.com/products/c-pro-obd

What it is, and its stock problem

This is the OBD power cable for the SafetyCam Pro. The shop describes it as plug and play, connecting to the OBDII port with no hardwiring. It was priced at $25 and showed sold out on 2026-10-21. We do not know when it comes back, and the shop does not say. Stock status changes, so check the shop page before you plan around either answer.

Do not substitute a Plus cable

The obvious workaround is to grab the Plus OBD cable, which was in stock. We would not do that. The shop sells separate cables for the Plus and the Pro, and Azuga does not say they are interchangeable. A wrong cable is not just a wasted trip. It could mean a camera that will not power or a connector that does not fit. Until Azuga says in writing that it works, treat it as not verified.

Your real options

Option	What it means	Our view
Wait for stock	Keep the install on the schedule only after you see the part in stock.	Safest if the job is not urgent.
Switch to the Pro hardwire cable	C-PRO-HW was in stock at $25. Needs a fuse box job.	Good on vehicles where a permanent feed suits you.
Ask Azuga	Ask for a restock date or a supported alternative in writing.	Do this either way for a fleet order.

What the OBD route needs when stock returns

An Azuga OBD tracker on the vehicle, which shares the port through a Y-cable.
A reachable OBD-II port. Azuga says to connect with the vehicle off.
A serial starting with L, which marks the unit as a Pro.
A tracker that Azuga supports for pairing. Azuga says in its AI SafetyCam guide that the tracker must be 4G LTE, and we have not seen that line in the Plus and Pro guide. Ask Azuga.

How we handle stock gaps on a fleet job

Write the part number list for the whole fleet before booking any appointments.
Check stock for every part the day before each appointment, not only when you order.
Keep a spare of each cable type for the model you install the most. A $25 part is cheap insurance against a wasted truck roll.
If a vehicle cannot be finished, leave the customer a clear note of what is missing and when you will return.

None of this is Azuga advice. It is general practice when a supplier runs out of a small part that blocks a whole install.

Where to go next

Pro Hardwire Power Cable →The in-stock hardwire option for the same camera. Plus OBD Power Cable →The Plus plug-in cable, which is a different part. Pro OBD Aux Connector →The aux connector for the OBD route. SafetyCam Pro →The camera this part belongs to. Pro technical information →Lights, alerts and aiming rules. Power cables page →Every Plus and Pro cable, mount and cover in one table.

Questions we get

When will it be back in stock?

The shop did not say. We cannot guess a date. Ask Azuga if you have a fleet waiting on it.

Can I hardwire the Pro instead?

Yes, the Pro hardwire cable was in stock at the same $25 price. It needs fuse box work, so it is a different install.

Will the Plus OBD cable plug into a Pro?

We do not know and Azuga does not say. Do not try it on a customer vehicle without written confirmation.

Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga OBD-II install guide for the Plus and Pro, Azuga AI SafetyCam install guide. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.

Azuga Pro OBD Power Cable