Azuga 2 Wire Hardwire Extension Cable, 1000 mm

At a glance

What it is

This is the 2 wire hardwire extension cable in the Azuga shop. It is 1000 mm long, about 3 feet, for Datalogger systems, and the shop says it is intended for extending power. It was $9.99 and in stock on 2026-10-21.

What the 2 wire tracker needs

Azuga's 2 wire install guide gives the whole wiring job in two lines. Red goes to constant power, 12 or 24 volts. Black goes to ground. Azuga also says not to install it on a battery source above 24 volts DC, and that a solid green light means success.

What one extra metre buys you

The tracker has a best place to sit, and the nearest constant and ground are not always beside it. Azuga's hardwired guides say to hide the tracker away from moving parts, under the steering column or the passenger-side dash, to keep it at least 6 inches from metal because of the built-in GPS antenna, and to follow the this side up label. A 1000 mm extension lets you honour those rules without dragging the tracker to wherever the power happens to be.

Testing it before the job is closed

1. Find the constant and the ground first, and meter them. Do not trust the colours in the harness.
2. Connect the extension at the tracker end, then run it to the power and ground.
3. Meter the far end of the extension under load, not only before connecting. A weak joint shows as a lower number.
4. Power up and watch for the solid green light.
5. Secure everything only after the light check passes, the same order Azuga uses.

A two wire run has few places to go wrong, and each one is a connection. Use properly rated splices or soldered joints, and insulate each one. Azuga calls its method poke and wrap in the 3 wire guide, and a joint you can trust is the better choice. That is general practice, not an Azuga rule.

What is not verified

• Whether the cable has a fuse. The shop does not mention one.
• The wire gauge, which sets how much current the run can carry.
• The connector types on either end.

Where to go next

Questions we get

Can I use it on a truck with a 24 volt system?

Azuga says the 2 wire tracker supports 12 or 24 volts and must not go on a source above 24 volts DC. The shop does not give a rating for the cable, so we confirm with Azuga for a 24 volt install.

Do I need a fuse on the red wire?

The shop does not say. Fusing a constant feed close to where it is tapped is normal practice, and the right value is worth confirming with Azuga for the tracker.

What if the light is not solid green?

Azuga says red blinking every 2 seconds means the install failed. Recheck the constant and the ground, then the joints you made.

Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga 2 wire install guide, Azuga 3 wire install guide. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.