Which auxiliary camera should you use?

There are four types of auxiliary camera available:

Camera type

Wi-Fi

Wired

Wrap mount

(also known as side)

DC-ACW-01 Wi-Fi auxiliary camera with wrap mount

DC-ACE-01 Wired auxiliary camera with wrap mount

Flush mount

(also known as rear)

DC-ACW-02 Wi-Fi auxiliary camera with flush mount

DC-ACE-02 Wired auxiliary camera with flush mount

Wi-Fi auxiliary cameras

Wi-Fi auxiliary cameras pair to the dash cam through Wi-Fi, and do not need to be physically connected to a router. Using Wi-Fi makes installation easier.

We recommend using the Wi-Fi auxiliary camera models when installing near the main dash cam, such as on the side mirrors.

In other locations, we recommend connecting using a wired solution . See The dash cam Wi-Fi and hotspot for more information.

Note

We have tested connecting the dash cam with up to four auxiliary cameras of either only wireless or only wired models.

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Wired auxiliary cameras

Wired auxiliary cameras are hardwired to a router that is paired with the dash cam. If the auxiliary camera is going to be mounted in any location farther from the main dash cam than the area of the side mirrors, use the wired option. This increases reliability.

Note

We have tested connecting the dash cam with up to four auxiliary cameras of either only wireless or only wired models.

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Wrap-mount auxiliary cameras

Note

Wrap-mount cameras are also known as side cameras.

Wrap-mount cameras come with hose clamps and a silicone pad. They are mounted on the mirrors of the vehicle.

auxcam truck wing mirror

Flush-mount auxiliary cameras

Note

Flush-mount cameras are also known as rear cameras.

Flush-mount cameras come with a mounting bracket. They are screwed onto the vehicle, generally at the back.

auxCameraRear_installed.jpg

Note

Auxiliary camera mounting brackets are different than dash cam mounting brackets. They cannot be used interchangeably.

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