Product Description
ShurLink PRO Remote Kit with Cradle and Charging Cable
The ShurLink PRO Remote with Cradle and Charging Cable, part 1131575, is a Shur-Co remote-control kit for the ShurLink Wireless System. The kit combines the ShurLink PRO remote with its charging cradle and charging cable so a fleet, owner-operator, or equipment service team can replace or standardize the handheld control and its charging setup as one matched assembly.
ShurLink PRO is designed for operators who need more than basic open-and-close control. The six-button remote supports real-time two-way communication with compatible ShurLink receivers and accessories, while encoder-equipped applications can provide tarp or trap position feedback. The remote also supports end-stop and two-mid-stop setup when the connected application and equipment configuration support those functions. Always verify the remote family, receiver, application, and existing equipment configuration before ordering or installing any control-system part.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Verified detail |
|---|---|
| Product name | ShurLink PRO Remote w/Cradle/Charging Cable |
| Manufacturer part number | 1131575 |
| DeBrovys SKU | 20-1131575 |
| System family | ShurLink Wireless System |
| Included kit components | ShurLink PRO remote, charging cradle, and charging cable |
| Remote controls | Six-button remote |
| Battery | Internal Li-Po battery |
| Charging method | Charging cradle via USB type-C |
| Display | Daylight-visible 1.7-inch color screen |
| Listed product weight | 0.35 lb |
| Store category | Truck Tarp Systems |
The listed kit price applies to this complete remote-with-cradle-and-cable configuration. It is different from individually listed ShurLink PRO parts, including the ShurLink PRO Remote Cradle and the ShurLink charging cable. Match the required part number to the service need before placing an order.
What the ShurLink PRO Kit Is Designed to Do
Shur-Co identifies the ShurLink Wireless System as a newer wireless-control platform that can use EZR, PRO, and app-based control options with ShurLink receivers. The PRO remote is the feature-focused handheld option within that system. It is built to communicate with paired receivers and accessories, organize paired devices on separate pages, and help reduce accidental operation by keeping device controls clearly identified.
For a truck tarp, trap, gate, or related application, the right remote is only one part of a complete operating system. The receiver, wiring, connected equipment, installed sensors or encoders, and the manufacturer-approved configuration determine which functions are available. This listing should be selected only after confirming that the equipment uses, or is being properly converted to, the ShurLink Wireless System.
ShurLink PRO Feature Highlights
| Feature | Why it matters in daily use |
|---|---|
| Six-button handheld control | Provides a dedicated interface for supported ShurLink functions. |
| Real-time two-way communication | Supports communication with paired ShurLink receivers and accessories. |
| Position feedback for encoder applications | Allows compatible encoder-equipped applications to report tarp or trap position through the remote. |
| End stops and two mid stops | Lets properly configured supported applications use saved operating positions. |
| Separate paired-device pages | Helps organize multiple paired devices and avoid selecting the wrong control. |
| Custom channel descriptions in the app | Helps a fleet distinguish connected devices in the ShurLink system. |
| Patented protective lid | Helps prevent accidental button operation and powers the remote down when closed to preserve battery power. |
| USB type-C cradle charging | Gives the remote a defined location for storage and charging between uses. |
Confirm System Compatibility Before Ordering
Do not select a remote by appearance alone. The ShurLink PRO kit is for the ShurLink Wireless System and should be verified against the installed receiver, equipment application, and service documentation. Shur-Co identifies ShurLink as the platform replacing SMART2 and SMART3 remotes with the ShurLink EZR and ShurLink PRO options. That product-generation change is important: a legacy SMART2 part and a ShurLink PRO part are not automatically interchangeable simply because both are wireless remotes.
Before purchasing, record the existing remote and receiver identification, identify the equipment being controlled, and confirm whether the job requires a complete remote kit, an individual cradle, a cable, a receiver, or an approved conversion. For comparison only, DeBrovys separately lists the SMART2 Remote Cradle. It is a distinct component and should not be substituted for a ShurLink PRO kit without verified manufacturer guidance.
Charging, Storage, and Remote Care
The kit includes a cradle and charging cable so the ShurLink PRO remote can have a consistent home between jobs. Use the specified charging setup and follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions for the remote and the connected equipment. Keep the charging area clean and dry, inspect the cable and connections before use, and route cables away from moving equipment, pinch points, and areas where they may be damaged during normal truck or trailer operation.
The PRO remote uses an internal Li-Po battery and a protective lid. Closing the lid powers down the remote to help preserve battery power and also helps protect against accidental button presses. The lid is a protective operating feature, not a substitute for proper work-area safety, safe positioning around equipment, lockout procedures where applicable, or trained operation of the connected tarp or trap system.
Position Feedback and Stop Setup
For supported encoder applications, the ShurLink PRO remote can provide tarp or trap position feedback. It can also set end stops and two mid stops through the remote when the application is configured for those functions. These features are valuable when an operator needs repeatable, equipment-specific positions; however, their availability depends on the installed receiver, encoder or accessory, wiring, application type, and completed setup.
Use manufacturer instructions when pairing devices, setting stops, changing configuration, or troubleshooting system behavior. Do not set or rely on a stop position without observing equipment movement and confirming that the position is appropriate for the particular vehicle, trailer, tarp, trap, gate, or accessory. If a system does not respond as expected, stop operation and diagnose the receiver, remote, power, wiring, and configuration before continuing.
Built for Fleet Organization and Day-to-Day Control
A fleet with multiple trailers or applications benefits from control hardware that is easy to identify and manage. The ShurLink PRO remote can organize paired devices on separate pages, and the ShurLink phone app supports customizable channel descriptions. In practical terms, those features can make a multi-device setup easier to review before an operator commands equipment. They are especially useful when a truck changes drivers, a trailer has more than one controlled accessory, or a service department maintains several configured systems.
Good fleet practice is to record the truck or trailer number, installed receiver, paired device names, and remote identification in the maintenance file. Keep the charging cradle and cable with the assigned remote, and use the manufacturer instructions when a remote is added, replaced, paired, or reconfigured. This is a system-control product, so correct identification and configuration are more valuable than a generic replacement selection.
Choose the Right ShurLink Component
Select the complete 1131575 kit when the job calls for the ShurLink PRO remote together with its cradle and charging cable. Choose an individual component only when the remote system and the failed or missing part have been positively identified. DeBrovys also carries the ShurLink EZR Remote for a different ShurLink remote option, as well as the individual ShurLink PRO cradle and charging cable listed above.
For a remote-control repair that involves legacy equipment, do not assume that replacing only the handheld will provide an upgrade path. A ShurLink receiver or a documented conversion may be needed, depending on the application. Review the system documentation, confirm the existing equipment, and choose the combination that is correct for the vehicle or trailer—not merely the closest product name.
Truck Tarp System Context and Resources
Browse Truck Tarp Systems to review the wider range of tarp-system parts and controls. For broader planning around roll-off equipment and tarping applications, read the DeBrovys roll-off truck tarp systems guide and visit the DeBrovys blog for related equipment articles.
When requesting assistance for a remote, receiver, or charging-system component, provide the current part number, remote family, receiver identification, equipment type, and the function being controlled. That information helps distinguish a direct service part from a larger system repair or conversion requirement.
Minimum Order Fee Notice
Orders below $130.00 are subject to a $25.00 SHUR-CO minimum order fee. If your order total is $130 or below, you will be contacted with an additional invoice for the fee before your order ships. Consider grouping verified service parts into one order when appropriate for your maintenance plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with ShurLink PRO part 1131575?
This product is listed as the ShurLink PRO Remote with Cradle and Charging Cable. It is the complete remote-control kit identified by part number 1131575, rather than the individual PRO cradle or individual charging cable.
Does the ShurLink PRO remote provide position feedback?
For compatible encoder applications, the ShurLink PRO remote provides tarp or trap position feedback. Confirm that the installed receiver, encoder or accessory, and equipment configuration support the desired function.
Can the PRO remote set operating stops?
The ShurLink PRO is specified to set end stops and two mid stops through the remote for supported, properly configured applications. Follow the manufacturer instructions and verify equipment movement when setting or using any stop position.
Is a ShurLink PRO remote interchangeable with a SMART2 remote?
Do not assume interchangeability. ShurLink is a newer wireless-system family that replaces SMART2 and SMART3 remote options, and the correct remote, receiver, or conversion depends on the installed equipment. Verify part numbers and manufacturer guidance before ordering.
How is the ShurLink PRO remote charged?
The PRO remote uses an internal Li-Po battery and charges through its cradle via USB type-C. Use the supplied or correctly specified charging components and follow the manufacturer operating instructions.
