MURS Frequency List

The Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) operates on five VHF frequencies, and no license is required to use these frequencies in the United States.

Table of MURS Frequencies

Channel	Frequency	Bandwidth	Applications
1	151.820 MHz	11.25 kHz	Commonly used for business
2	151.880 MHz	11.25 kHz	Commonly used for business
3	151.940 MHz	11.25 kHz	Commonly used for business
4	154.570 MHz	20.00 kHz	Blue Dot, open to business
5	154.600 MHz	20.00 kHz	Green Dot, open to business

These frequencies are often used for short-distance, two-way communications using handheld radios, similar to walkie talkies.

Users can operate on these frequencies without a license, but must adhere to the power limits set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which is 2 watts for MURS.

What is MURS?

MURS, or Multi-Use Radio Service, is a license-free radio service in the United States that operates on five VHF frequencies. It allows for personal and business communication without the need for a user license. Key points include:

Frequencies: MURS operates on frequencies like 151.820 MHz and 154.570 MHz.
Power Limits: The maximum output is 2 watts, limiting communication range.
Antenna Restrictions: Antenna height is restricted to enhance safety and reduce interference.
Usage: Suitable for both personal and business use, such as family activities or coordinating business operations.

MURS is ideal for short-range communications, similar to walkie-talkies, and is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

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