Azuga Screwdriver, AI Dash Cam

At a glance

What the shop says it is

The shop lists an ergonomic screwdriver for installing and maintaining the AI SafetyCam, sized for its screws. The price was $2.99 on 2026-10-21. No bit type, handle length or screw size is given, so we cannot tell you whether it is a Phillips, a hex or a security bit.

The screws you will touch on this camera

Azuga names the tasks but not the tools. Whether this screwdriver fits all four is not verified. Test it on a camera before you buy a box of them. Buy one, try it on every row of that table, and write down which rows it covers, so you know what your driver set still has to handle.

How aiming uses the screwdriver

Azuga's aiming order is to mount the camera first, loosen the three security screws without removing them, set the road view with the body and the cab view with the ring, then tighten. Both lenses then tilt together. A tool that slips here scratches the housing or strips a head, so fit and feel matter more than price.

Habits that save a camera

• Seat the bit fully before you turn. A half-seated bit rounds the head.
• Snug is enough. Azuga publishes no torque, so do not use the tool to lean on a screw.
• Loosen security screws a turn or two at a time, never all the way out. Azuga says do not remove them.
• Keep the screwdriver with the camera kit, not loose in a toolbox. This one is cheap enough to leave with the customer.

When it is worth buying

If your own driver set already fits every screw above, you do not need it. If it does not, the price is trivial next to a stripped head on a camera on a customer vehicle. Carrying a spare in each kit is a sensible habit. Treat the tool and the screws as a pair, and keep them in one bag. If you hand a camera kit to a customer who will service it themselves, include the tool so they never reach for the wrong driver.

Where to go next

Questions we get

What type of bit is it?

The shop does not say. Ask Azuga or check one before you buy.

Does it fit the Plus or Pro?

The shop lists it for the AI dash cam. For the Plus, Azuga mentions a hex screw on the mount. We have not verified whether this tool fits it.

Can I use my own driver?

If it fits the screws and does not slip, yes. Azuga does not say a special tool is required.

Sources: Azuga shop product page, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga stand-alone camera guide, Azuga reboot article. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.