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★ Cables & Accessories · Azuga Guide
The parts that feed an Azuga dash cam, what each costs in the Azuga shop, and the fuse and ground rules that decide whether it powers up.
This is the power side of an Azuga dash cam install: the cables, the mounts and the lens covers sold in the Azuga shop. The camera pages tell you what the cameras do. This page tells you what you need to feed one. All prices below are the price listed on shop.azuga.com on 2026-10-21. Shop prices change, so confirm before you order.
| Part | Part number | Price | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hardwire power cable, Plus | C-PLUS-HW | $25 | |
| Hardwire power cable, Pro | C-PRO-HW | $25 | |
| OBD power cable, Plus | C-PLUS-OBD | $25 | |
| OBD power cable, Pro | C-PRO-OBD | $25 | Sold out when we checked |
| Windshield mount, Plus | See the shop page | $10 | |
| Windshield mount, Pro | See the shop page | $10 | |
| Lens cover, Plus | See the shop page | $10 | |
| Driver lens cover, Pro | See the shop page | $10 | Pro only |
The shop also sells parts for the earlier AI SafetyCam. Many carry the label "Surfsight AI12." That suggests Surfsight hardware, but no Azuga page says so, so we treat it as not verified. Check the label against your camera before you order.
| Part | Price |
|---|---|
| Hardwire power cable (S-CB-HWK) | $20 |
| OBD power cable (S-G-CBOBD) | $20 |
| 3M mount | $2.99 |
| Lens cover | $3.99 |
| AI-12 camera protective cover | $5 |
| Tamperproof case | $6.99 |
| Screwdriver | $2.99 |
| Screws, pack of five | $2.99 |
| Route | What Azuga says | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|
| OBD-II Y-cable | One leg goes to the OBD tracker, the other to the camera power cable. Vehicle off while connecting. | Fastest. Needs an OBD port you can reach and a tracker on the other leg. Azuga says that tracker must be 4G LTE for SafetyCam pairing. |
| Hardwire to the fuse box | Red constant 12 V fuse, yellow switched 12 V, black to a bare metal chassis bolt. 12 V or 24 V, minimum 2 A. | Permanent feed. Needs a meter and a clean ground. |
| 12 V auxiliary outlet | Listed as an option on the Azuga dash cam page. | We did not see an outlet cable in the shop listing we reviewed. Ask Azuga which part to use. |
The earlier AI SafetyCam hardwire guide adds its own rule: constant fuse only. It also has its own kit order, camera in slot 1 and vehicle fuse in slot 2.
Azuga's own mounting steps use a plate that you press on the glass for 30 seconds and then leave for at least 15 minutes before the camera goes on. The shop sells a replacement windshield mount for each model. The lens covers are listed separately, and the Pro has one specifically for the driver lens. Azuga does not publish what the covers are for, so ask before you buy them for a fleet.
Each part below has its own page with the shop price, what it does, what to check and how we would use it. Part photos are from the Azuga shop.
The Plus has its own two cables in the Azuga shop: a hardwire power cable (C-PLUS-HW) and an OBD power cable (C-PLUS-OBD). Each was listed at $25 on 2026-10-21. The Pro has matching ones, so match the part number to the camera serial before you order.
No. Azuga says USB power is not valid for the SafetyCam. Its dash cam page lists three power options: the 12 V auxiliary outlet, a hardwire to the battery, or the OBD-II Y-cable.
Azuga says the original fuse goes in the bottom slot (slot 2) and the camera fuse in the top slot (slot 1). Reversed, power may be blocked. The outer blade of the fuse must also face the powered side of the slot, which you confirm with a test.
Sources: Azuga shop, checked 2026-10-21, Azuga dash cam page, Azuga OEM and hardwire install guide, Azuga OBD-II install guide, Azuga AI SafetyCam hardwire guide, Azuga stand-alone camera guide. AZUGA is a trademark of its owner. API Signal is an independent installer and is not Azuga.
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