Azuga Side Mount, AI SafetyCam AUX Camera

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

At a glance

Detail	What the Azuga shop shows
Part number	SURF-AUX-MOUNT-SIDE
Shop price	$5.00, 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-side

What the shop says it is

The shop lists an adjustable side mount for AI SafetyCam AUX cameras. It positions a camera on the side of the vehicle to capture wide-angle footage. The price was $5 on 2026-10-21.

What the camera connects to

Azuga says the AI SafetyCam supports up to three auxiliary cameras over Wi-Fi. That means the side camera talks to the main unit wirelessly, though every camera still needs power from somewhere. Azuga does not publish the power source for these cameras in the pages we read, and it does not publish a Wi-Fi range. We treat both as not verified.

The ignition rule that surprises people

Azuga's live-stream troubleshooting article says aux camera feeds do not stream with the ignition off, because the power is not constant. So a side camera is a tool for when the vehicle is running. If a customer expects a parked-vehicle view from the side, tell them before the install.

Planning a side view

Decide what the camera must see. A blind spot, a lane change, a loading side or a door.
Pick a spot with a clear view and a solid surface. A flexing panel shakes the picture.
Check that the spot is within a reasonable distance of the main camera. Azuga gives no range, so test it before you drill or stick anything.
Mount, then aim. The mount is adjustable, so use that to set the angle rather than bending the vehicle around the camera.
Confirm the feed appears in the portal and does not drop when you drive. Then drive a short route with bumps and turns, because a view that holds on a flat lot can fail on a rough road.

Mistakes we watch for

Aiming at the mirror. A side view full of mirror glass is a wasted camera.
Mounting where dirt and spray hit. A side lens near a wheel is dirty by noon.
Ignoring the cable or power route. Decide how the camera gets power before you fix the mount.
Forgetting the claim use. The side view helps most in lane-change and sideswipe disputes. Frame it for that.

Side or rear

The side mount is $5 and the rear mount is $12.99. Azuga does not say why the rear costs more. Choose by the view you need, not the price. A box truck that backs into docks wants the rear. A vehicle with a bad blind spot wants the side. See the rear mount page for that side of the choice.

Where to go next

Rear Mount, AI SafetyCam AUX Camera →The mount for a rear view. Screws (5), AI Dash Cam →Spare screws for camera hardware. Lens Cover, AI Camera →Protects a lens from dust and scratches. Aux cameras →The Pro aux parts and the AI SafetyCam notes. AI SafetyCam →The camera these mounts serve.

Questions we get

Can I put two side cameras on one vehicle?

Azuga says the camera supports up to three aux cameras. The listing does not say how the mounts or views are split.

Does the camera need its own power?

Azuga does not say in the pages we read. Ask before you plan the route.

Will it stream when parked?

Azuga says aux feeds do not stream with the ignition off on this camera.

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.