Denver Solar Crank Radio - SCR-2005
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Denver Solar Crank Radio - SCR-2005
Product Description
Stay Informed, Powered and Prepared
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The Denver SCR-2005 Solar Crank Radio is a compact multi-purpose emergency radio designed to keep you informed and illuminated when access to conventional power is limited.
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Combining an AM/FM radio, LED flashlight, SOS light, solar charging, hand-crank charging and a built-in 2000mAh lithium-ion battery, the SCR-2005 is designed to provide several essential functions in one portable unit.
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It is particularly useful for emergency preparedness, camping, hiking, travelling, caravanning and power cuts, where access to mains electricity may not always be available.
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The radio can be powered and recharged using three different methods: USB-C, solar energy and the integrated hand crank.
AM/FM Radio
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The SCR-2005 provides access to both FM and AM radio broadcasts, allowing you to listen to conventional radio stations without relying on an internet connection.
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The supported frequency ranges are:
- FM: 87–108 MHz
- AM: 520–1620 kHz
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A built-in radio antenna can be extended to help improve FM reception.
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A physical FM/AM band selector makes switching between the two broadcast bands straightforward.
- The analogue tuning dial allows you to manually search for available stations.
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A dedicated green radio tuner indicator illuminates when a radio station is being received.
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With a maximum output power of 2W, the integrated speaker provides the radio's audio output for listening at home or outdoors.
Three Ways to Recharge
- One of the SCR-2005's most useful features is its ability to generate or receive power through multiple charging methods.
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You can recharge the built-in battery using:
- USB-C
- Solar power
- Hand crank
- Having several charging options means the radio does not have to depend entirely on an electrical outlet.
- USB-C provides the most convenient method when you have access to a suitable USB power source.
- Solar charging allows the unit to draw energy from sunlight.
- The hand crank provides a manual power-generation option when neither mains electricity nor sunlight is readily available.
Solar Charging
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An integrated solar panel allows the SCR-2005 to recharge using sunlight.
- Simply place the radio under direct sunlight and the charging indicator will illuminate while the battery is receiving solar energy.
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Denver specifies a 0.3W solar panel and indicates that solar charging can take 40–50 hours, making it best viewed as a long-term supplementary charging method rather than a rapid charging solution.
- Solar charging is especially useful during outdoor trips, camping or extended power outages where access to conventional electricity may be unavailable.
- Because the solar panel is built directly into the radio, there is no separate solar charger to carry.
Hand-Crank Charging
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When sunlight and USB power are unavailable, the integrated hand crank gives you another way to generate power.
- The crank can be rotated clockwise or counter-clockwise to partially recharge the internal battery.
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Denver specifies that 10 minutes of hand cranking can provide approximately 44 minutes of FM radio playback at low-to-medium volume.
- This makes the hand crank particularly useful in emergencies, where even a small amount of generated power can help keep the radio operational.
- The crank is integrated into the body of the radio, so you do not need to carry a separate dynamo or generator.
2000mAh Rechargeable Battery
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The SCR-2005 features a built-in 2000mAh lithium-ion battery with a nominal voltage of 3.7V.
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Denver states that the battery can provide up to 15 hours of radio operation or up to 12 hours of flashlight use, depending on operating conditions.
- A visual charging/battery indicator provides useful information about the charging status of the unit.
- The integrated battery gives the radio a convenient rechargeable power source for normal use, while the solar panel and hand crank provide additional options when conventional charging is unavailable.
USB-C Charging
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The SCR-2005 uses a modern USB Type-C charging port for replenishing its internal battery.
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The included USB-C cable can be connected to a computer, laptop or suitable 5V DC USB charger.
- A red LED charging indicator flashes while the battery is charging and remains illuminated when charging is complete.
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Denver lists a USB charging time of 2 hours on its product specification page.
- USB-C charging provides the quickest and most convenient way to recharge the radio when a suitable power source is available.
Emergency Phone Charging
- The SCR-2005 can also be used as an emergency power source for a compatible mobile phone.
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Its integrated USB-A output port allows you to connect a phone charging cable directly to the radio.
- This can be particularly useful during a power cut, camping trip or other situation where your phone battery is running low and a conventional charger is unavailable.
- To use the function, open the protective rubber cover on the side of the radio and connect the phone to the USB-A output.
- The phone charging function operates from the radio's internal battery, so the available charging capacity depends on the remaining battery level.
LED Flashlight
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The SCR-2005 incorporates an LED flashlight for illumination in dark environments.
- The flashlight is controlled using a dedicated physical button, keeping it independent from the radio function.
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Denver specifies a 0.5W LED flashlight.
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The flashlight can be useful during:
- Power cuts
- Camping trips
- Hiking
- Finding equipment in dark areas
- Emergency situations
- Outdoor activities after sunset
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With the radio's rechargeable battery providing up to 12 hours of flashlight use, it can also serve as a useful standalone emergency light.
SOS Emergency Light
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The flashlight also doubles as an SOS signalling light.
- Pressing the flashlight button cycles through the available lighting functions, including the SOS mode.
- The SOS function provides a flashing visual signal that can help attract attention when assistance is required.
- This adds another layer of emergency functionality to the radio, particularly when it is being used outdoors or in low-visibility situations.
Built for Power Cuts and Emergencies
- The SCR-2005 is particularly suited to emergency preparedness because several of its most important functions can operate independently of mains electricity.
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During a power outage, you can continue listening to AM/FM radio broadcasts for news and information.
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The integrated LED flashlight provides illumination without needing a separate torch.
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If the rechargeable battery becomes depleted, the hand crank can generate additional power.
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During daylight hours, the solar panel provides another charging option.
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If a phone needs emergency power, the USB-A output can provide a charging connection.
- This combination makes the SCR-2005 a useful addition to an emergency kit at home, in a car, campervan or backpack.
Ideal for Camping and Outdoor Use
- The SCR-2005 is designed to be small and portable, making it suitable for taking on outdoor trips.
- Its integrated solar panel means you can recharge it without carrying a dedicated solar charger.
- The hand crank provides a manual backup when sunlight is unavailable.
- The radio provides entertainment and information, while the flashlight offers practical illumination after dark.
- The SOS function provides an additional safety feature for outdoor use.
- The compact design also means it can be stored easily in an emergency preparedness kit or travel bag.
Simple Physical Controls
- The SCR-2005 uses straightforward physical controls rather than complicated menus or touchscreen controls.
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The main controls include:
- Radio antenna
- Flashlight power button
- Radio tuner dial
- FM/AM band switch
- Radio power and volume knob
- Charging indicator
- USB-A output
- USB-C charging input
- Hand crank
- This simple control layout makes the radio easy to operate even when you need to use it quickly during an emergency.
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The USB ports are protected by a rubber cover, helping keep the connections covered when they are not being used.
Compact Emergency Equipment
- The SCR-2005 combines several individual emergency accessories into one device.
- Instead of carrying a separate radio, flashlight, emergency light, solar charger and hand-crank charger, the SCR-2005 brings these functions together in a single compact unit.
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Its small form factor makes it practical for:
- Emergency preparedness kits
- Camping equipment
- Hiking bags
- Car emergency kits
- Travel bags
- Caravans and motorhomes
- Home power-outage kits
- The result is a versatile device designed around maintaining access to information, lighting and basic power when conventional electricity is unavailable.
Key Benefits at a Glance
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AM/FM radio — Listen to conventional radio broadcasts without requiring an internet connection.
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2W maximum output — Provides audio output through the integrated speaker.
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2000mAh lithium-ion battery — Provides rechargeable power for the radio and other functions.
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USB-C charging — Convenient modern charging connection.
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Solar charging — Recharge using sunlight with the integrated solar panel.
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Hand-crank charging — Generate power manually when other charging options are unavailable.
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USB-A output — Provides emergency charging for compatible mobile devices.
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LED flashlight — Provides practical illumination when required.
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SOS light — Provides a flashing emergency signalling function.
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Visual charging indicator — Makes it easier to monitor the charging process.
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Compact design — Suitable for emergency kits, camping and travel.
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Multiple power options — Helps keep the device useful in situations where mains electricity is unavailable.
Specifications
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Product: Denver SCR-2005 Solar Crank Radio
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Radio Type: AM/FM
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FM Frequency Range: 87–108 MHz
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AM Frequency Range: 520–1620 kHz
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Maximum Output Power: 2W
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Battery Type: Lithium-ion
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Battery Capacity: 2000mAh
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Battery Voltage: 3.7V
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Battery: Built-in rechargeable battery
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USB Charging: Yes
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USB Charging Connection: USB-C
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USB-C Charging Voltage: 5V DC
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USB-A Output: Yes
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Mobile Phone Charging: Yes
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Solar Charging: Yes
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Solar Panel: 0.3W
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Hand Crank: Yes
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Flashlight: LED
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Flashlight Power: 0.5W
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SOS Light: Yes
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Visual Indicator: Yes
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Radio Antenna: Yes
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Radio Speaker: Integrated
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Radio Playback: Up to 15 hours
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Flashlight Runtime: Up to 12 hours
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Hand-Crank Performance: 10 minutes of cranking provides approximately 44 minutes of FM radio at low-to-medium volume
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Solar Charging Time: 40–50 hours
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USB Charging Time: 2 hours
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Micro-USB: No
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Power Adapter Included: No
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USB Charging Cable: Included
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Waterproof: No
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Operating Temperature: 10°C–40°C
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EAN: 5706751082122
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Model: SCR-2005
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Manufacturer: Denver A/S
In the Box
- Denver SCR-2005 Solar Crank Radio
- USB-C charging cable
- Built-in 2000mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery
- Power adapter not included