Motorola CLP1080e: 8-Channel Ultra-Compact On-Site Two-Way Radio
8 Channels • Just 2.38 oz • Smart Status Glow Ring • Up to 18 Hrs • UHF Analog
The Motorola CLP1080e is an 8-channel, ultra-compact UHF business two-way radio built for busy restaurants, retail floors, and events. At just 2.38 ounces with a large PTT button and Smart Status Glow Ring, the CLP1080e keeps teams coordinated across roughly 100,000 sq ft or 10 floors. Clip it to a belt or apron and barely notice it—then split your crew across dedicated channels for organized, interference-free coordination. Browse more business two-way radios.
Who It's For
Restaurants, retail stores, hotels, and event staff who need to split a team across multiple channels while keeping radios out of the way. Only need one channel? The single-channel Motorola CLP1010e is the simpler sibling. Running a larger crew or longer talk paths? Compare the Motorola CLS1410.
Key Features
8 Channels
Assign teams or tasks to dedicated channels for organized, efficient on-site communication across the whole floor.
Ultra-Compact & Lightweight
Just 2.38 ounces—clip the Motorola CLP1080e to a belt or apron and barely notice it through a full shift.
Large PTT Button
Easy to find and press by feel, even when you are moving fast through a packed dining room or sales floor.
Smart Status Glow Ring
An at-a-glance LED indicator shows radio status without stopping work, so staff stay heads-up and hands-on.
VOX Hands-Free
Pair with a compatible earpiece (sold separately) for true hands-free talk—ideal when both hands are busy.
Rugged & All-Day Battery
MIL-STD 810H tested and IP54 rated against dust and splashes, with up to 18 hours of runtime on the BT90 1800 mAh Li-Ion battery.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Motorola CLP1080e |
| Channels | 8 |
| Power Output | 1 W / 0.5 W |
| Band & Frequency | UHF 450–470 MHz |
| Range | Up to 100,000 sq ft / 10 floors |
| Battery Life | Up to 18 hours (BT90 1800 mAh Li-Ion) |
| Operation | Analog |
| Key Features | Large PTT Button, Smart Status Glow Ring, VOX Hands-Free Operation |
| Encryption | No |
| Durability | MIL-STD 810H; Shock & Vibration: Passes EIA 603 |
| IP Rating | IP54 (dust & water resistant) |
| License Required | Yes (FCC license may be required) |
| Warranty | 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
Who Is the Motorola CLP1080e For?
The Motorola CLP1080e is ideal for restaurants, retail stores, hotels, and event staff who need to split a team across multiple channels while keeping radios out of the way. If you only need one channel, the single-channel Motorola CLP1010e is the simpler sibling. For larger crews or longer talk paths, compare the Motorola CLS1410. New to the lineup? Start with the Motorola CLP Series resource hub, or contact our radio experts at 1-800-984-1534.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Motorola CLP1080e
• Does the Motorola CLP1080e require an FCC license?
An FCC license may be required to operate the Motorola CLP1080e on its UHF 450–470 MHz business frequencies. If you have questions about licensing, contact our radio experts at 1-800-984-1534.
• How many channels does the Motorola CLP1080e have?
The Motorola CLP1080e has 8 channels, so you can dedicate separate channels to different teams or tasks. If you only need a single channel, see the Motorola CLP1010e.
• What accessories work with the Motorola CLP1080e?
The Motorola CLP1080e pairs with discreet earpieces, audio accessories, batteries, and chargers from the Motorola CLP Series accessories collection. For setup tips, see the Motorola CLP Series resource hub.
• What is the battery life and range of the Motorola CLP1080e?
The Motorola CLP1080e delivers up to 18 hours of runtime on its BT90 1800 mAh Li-Ion battery and covers roughly 100,000 sq ft or 10 floors, making it well suited to single-building operations.
• Is the Motorola CLP1080e durable enough for daily use?
Yes. The Motorola CLP1080e is MIL-STD 810H tested and carries an IP54 rating against dust and splashes, backed by a 2-Year Manufacturer Warranty for everyday commercial use.









