Mitex Radios

Mitex Radios

Licensed Mitex radios for clear site-wide communication, with models suited to everything from small teams to busy worksites.

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Construction Built for tough sites

Construction

Built for tough sites

 Security Reliable comms when it matters

Security

Reliable comms when it matters

 Education Schools & Campuses

Education

Schools & Campuses

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Events

Teams stay connected

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Mitex radios are two-way radios built for UK business use, with options suited to small teams through to larger sites. The radios in this range all operate on licensed frequencies, giving you stronger coverage and less interference than licence-free models. This selection of Mitex two way radios is designed for day-to-day use, with clear audio, reliable battery life and straightforward controls that staff can pick up quickly.

Our selection covers Mitex radios suited to different working environments, from compact units for lighter use to more robust options for busy sites.

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Why Choose Mitex Radios

Mitex radios are ready to use straight out of the box. Controls are simple, so staff can get started without training. Battery life varies by model, with options to suit full shifts and spare batteries are available if you need extra cover.

Most models handle knocks, dust and regular handling without issue. Audio stays clear at typical working distances, even in busy settings.

They’re also good value for licensed radios. You get stronger performance than licence-free sets without jumping to high-end systems unless you need to.

Typical Uses and Industries

Mitex radios are commonly used across construction sites, warehouses and facilities management where teams are spread across multiple floors or outdoor areas. They’re also suited to schools, event teams and security staff who need clearer channels than licence-free options provide.

If you’re comparing options, it’s worth viewing our wider range of two way radios to see how Mitex fits alongside other licensed systems.

Key Features to Consider

Range will depend on where you’re using the radios. Open outdoor areas allow for the longest distances, while buildings, walls and structures will reduce coverage. On larger sites or across multiple floors, expect shorter, more variable range than the stated maximums.

Battery life varies by model, so it’s worth checking what suits your working day. Spare batteries are available if you need extra cover. Most Mitex radios support common accessories such as earpieces, speaker mics and multi-unit chargers.

Licensing is required for all Mitex radios in this range, as they operate on licensed frequencies. This reduces interference and keeps your channels clearer.

Durability varies slightly by model. Some are designed for lighter indoor use, while others are better suited to outdoor or site work.

FAQs

  • The Mitex radios in this range operate on licensed frequencies, so you’ll need an Ofcom licence. This gives you access to dedicated channels with less interference than licence-free radios. One licence usually covers multiple radios under your business, making it cost-effective for teams.

  • Range depends on your environment. You’ll get the best coverage outdoors with a clear line of sight, while buildings, walls and structures will reduce distance. Across larger sites or multiple floors, expect more variation in coverage compared to open areas.

  • The main difference is how they operate. Licensed radios use dedicated channels, meaning less interference and more consistent coverage. Licence-free models use shared channels and are suited to shorter-range use. For larger sites or busier environments, licensed radios are usually the better fit.

  • Consider how and where the radios will be used. Differences between models in this range come down to size, durability and battery capacity. Think about whether you need something compact for lighter use or a more robust unit for busier sites. Battery options, charging setup and accessories can also make a difference day to day. If you’re unsure, contact us for advice on the best fit for your setup.

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