Mipro ACT 311II + ACT32T
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The Mipro ACT Series: A UHF Solution Designed for Stage and Event Use
This Mipro kit combines the ACT 311II receiver and the ACT32T pocket transmitter to form a solid UHF wireless system base, suitable for the demands of live performances, presentations, and speeches. Mipro's approach emphasizes ease of use (frequency scanning, synchronization) while retaining essential daily functions: squelch management, clear display, and adjustable output levels for easy integration with a mixer, interface, or sound system.
An Ideal Wireless Kit for Voice, Hosting, and Discreet Microphones
With its pocket transmitter, this system is particularly suited if you use a lavaliere or headset microphone (theater, conference, trainer, singer/dancer, places of worship, corporate events). The transmitter is worn on the belt or in a pocket, while the receiver is placed at the control station or near the mixer. The scan and pairing functions facilitate setup, which is valuable when you need to install quickly and minimize adjustments before going on stage.
Key Features: Radio Stability, Useful Settings, and Simple Audio Integration
True Diversity: More Reliable Reception
The True Diversity receiver uses two reception sections to optimize signal stability. In practice, this helps better handle movement, level variations, and busier radio environments, while maintaining a more consistent audio experience.
SCAN, ACT, and SQUELCH: Time Saved During Setup
The SCAN function searches for an available frequency within the band, and the ACT synchronization simplifies pairing between the receiver and transmitter. The SQUELCH helps prevent audio signal opening when reception is not reliable enough, keeping a cleaner broadcast sound.
PiloTone & NoiseLock: Cleaner Transmission
PiloTone and NoiseLock technologies are designed to limit noise and undesirable behaviors related to wireless transmission. The result: more controlled audio reproduction and better operational security, especially during scene changes or speaker movement.
XLR and 6.35mm Jack Outputs: Immediate Compatibility
On the connection side, the receiver offers an XLR output and a 6.35mm Jack output, with adjustable output levels in both balanced and unbalanced modes. This allows you to adapt the level to your audio chain (mixer, sound system, recorder) without forcing gain or degrading the signal-to-noise ratio.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system |
| Pocket transmitter + receiver kit, including | Mipro ACT 311II (receiver) and Mipro ACT32T (pocket transmitter) |
| Carrier frequencies | UHF 480 to 934 MHz |
| Bandwidth | 24 MHz |
| Multi-frequency | choice of 10 groups over 16 channels |
| Functions | SCAN, ACT, and SQUELCH |
| Sensitivity | > 80 dB |
| Frequency response | 50 Hz to 18 kHz |
| Dynamic range | > 106 dBA |
| 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗽𝘂𝘁 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹𝘀 | |
| ▸ Balanced output | +16 dB / 0 dB / -6 dB |
| ▸ Unbalanced output | +10 dB / 0 dB / -6 dB |
| Connectors | XLR + 6.35mm Jack output |
| Power supply | 12 - 15 V DC adapter |
| Dimensions | 210 x 165 x 44 mm |
| Weight | 900 g |
| Display | group, frequency, and battery level |
Questions frequently asked
Is this wireless system suitable for a lavalier or headset microphone?
The kit pairs the ACT 311II receiver with the ACT32T bodypack transmitter, designed to be worn on the belt or in a pocket. This setup is suitable for using a lavalier or headset microphone during conferences, theater performances, and stage shows.
How to quickly set the frequencies on the Mipro ACT 311II + ACT32T?
The receiver includes a SCAN function to search for an available frequency within its 24 MHz UHF band. The ACT synchronization then facilitates pairing with the ACT32T transmitter. The system offers 10 groups of 16 channels.
Does the reception remain stable when the user moves around?
True Diversity reception uses two receiver sections to optimize signal stability during movement. The PiloTone and NoiseLock features help reduce noise related to wireless transmission.
What audio outputs are available on the receiver?
XLR and 6.35 mm jack outputs are available, with adjustable levels of +16, 0, or -6 dB balanced.
What settings and information are displayed on the receiver?
The display shows the group, selected frequency, and transmitter battery level. The squelch limits audio output when reception becomes insufficient.



