Azuga Rear Mount, AI SafetyCam AUX Camera

Azuga Rear Mount for Surfsight AUX Camera, part number SURF-AUX-MOUNT-REAR — Rear Mount, AI SafetyCam AUX Camera (SURF-AUX-MOUNT-REAR). Photo: Azuga.

At a glance

Detail	What the Azuga shop shows
Part number	SURF-AUX-MOUNT-REAR
Shop price	$12.99, as listed on 2026-10-21. Prices change, so confirm before you order.
Stock when we checked	In stock on 2026-10-21
Where it fits	AUX cameras for the earlier AI SafetyCam, which supports up to three over Wi-Fi. The shop labels the camera Surfsight, a label Azuga does not explain.
Shop page	shop.azuga.com/products/surf-aux-mount-rear

What the shop says it is

The shop lists a rear mount for the AI SafetyCam AUX camera. It says the mount holds the camera securely at the back of the vehicle with suitable viewing angles. The price was $12.99 on 2026-10-21, more than twice the side mount. The shop does not say why.

What a rear view is for

Rear-end claims. A clear picture of what is behind a stopped vehicle is useful when someone says they were hit.
Backing. The driver may use it as a backup view if the feed is shown. The pages we read do not say that this camera shows a live feed in the cab.
Cargo and doors. On a van or box truck, it can show who opens the back and when.

The first of these is our reading of what a rear camera is good for. Azuga does not describe the use cases in the shop text.

Rear is different from side

Question	Side mount	Rear mount
Typical view	Blind spot, lane changes	Following traffic, backing, doors
Dirt exposure	Spray from the wheels	Road dust and exhaust film
Cable or power route	Short to the cab	Long run to the back
Shop price	$5	$12.99

The first three rows are our general experience, not Azuga data.

Questions to ask before a trailer job

A rear camera on a tractor-trailer raises questions the shop does not answer. If the camera sits on the trailer, what happens when the trailer is dropped or swapped? How far is it from the main camera in the cab? Azuga publishes no Wi-Fi range for these cameras in the pages we read. Test the distance on the real vehicle before you commit, and ask Azuga whether trailer mounting is supported.

The ignition caveat applies here too

Azuga says aux camera feeds do not stream with the ignition off on this camera, because the power is not constant. A rear camera on a parked van will not give a live view overnight.

Install notes

Mount on a rigid surface. A thin flexing door skin shakes the video.
Aim the camera so the bumper is at the bottom of the frame. It tells you where the vehicle ends.
Keep the lens above the worst of the road spray where the design allows.
Clean it on every service visit. Rear lenses get dirty first.

Where to go next

Side Mount, AI SafetyCam AUX Camera →The mount for a side view. Lens Cover, AI Camera →Protects a lens from dust and scratches. Tamperproof Case, AI Dash Cam →An enclosure for shared vehicles. Aux cameras →The Pro aux parts and the AI SafetyCam notes. AI SafetyCam →The camera these mounts serve.

Questions we get

Why does the rear mount cost more than the side mount?

The shop does not say. We would not assume it is a larger mount or a better one.

Can the rear camera go on a trailer?

Azuga does not say. Ask before you try, and test the range on the real vehicle.

Does it work with the Pro aux cameras?

The shop lists it for the AI SafetyCam AUX camera. The Pro has its own dome and square cameras and cables, covered on the aux camera page.

Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga live stream article, Azuga SafetyCam technical specifications. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.