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MIA Telecoms — business telecoms and office automation wholesaler

MIA Telecoms has supplied business telecommunications and office automation equipment since 1998 from Carlswald in Midrand. It describes itself as a wholesaler, selling IP phones, Epygi cloud PBX platforms, DECT systems, call management software, CCTV, printers and solar through a dealer and reseller network rather than direct to end users.

Last updated 1 August 2026
Verified at mia.co.za

Key facts

Who they areMIA Telecoms, supplying business telecommunications and automation since 1998, and described in its own words as a business telecommunications, office automation and solar power wholesaler.
What they actually sellEquipment through a dealer channel. The site runs a dealer portal, a dealer registration process, dealer promotions and an MTN aggregator programme — the route to market is the reseller, not the end customer.
Product rangeEpygi IP PBX and cloud PBX platforms, Cisco and Gigaset IP phones, iServ DECT handsets and base stations, Enreach unified communications, eCost telephone management, network security and firewalls, CCTV, Epson printers, routers and mesh systems.
Also offersInternet connectivity and data packages, and rent-to-own solar power for homes and businesses.
Head office134 Walton Avenue, Carlswald, Midrand, 1684
PricingQuote-based and dealer-dependent. No public end-user rate card is published, which is consistent with a wholesale model.
Listed InDistributors & Manufacturers
What this company does

A wholesaler, so you probably meet them through someone else

MIA Telecoms is a useful company to know if you are the one doing the installing. Nearly thirty years of supply, a broad catalogue that spans Epygi PBX platforms through to CCTV and solar, and a dealer programme built around resellers who want one account covering telephony and office equipment. For a business buying a phone system, though, the practical consequence is that you would normally be dealing with a MIA dealer rather than MIA itself, and the price you pay is that dealer’s. If you want to compare what an end-user service actually costs, the verified providers publish theirs.

Best fit

Who MIA Telecoms is a fit for

  • Resellers and installers wanting one supplier across telephony, CCTV, print and connectivity
  • Dealers looking for Epygi, Cisco or iServ product with local stock and support
  • Integrators adding solar or power backup alongside a communications offer

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Commonly asked questions

Can I buy from MIA Telecoms directly?

MIA describes itself as a wholesaler and runs a dealer portal, dealer registration and reseller promotions, so the normal route is through one of its dealers rather than direct.

How long has MIA Telecoms been trading?

Since 1998, supplying business telecommunications and office automation equipment.

What does MIA Telecoms supply?

Epygi IP and cloud PBX platforms, Cisco and Gigaset IP phones, iServ DECT, Enreach unified communications, telephone management software, network security, CCTV, Epson printers, and connectivity and solar packages.

Does MIA sell internet connectivity?

It lists internet connectivity and data packages alongside its equipment range, including an MTN aggregator programme, again largely through its dealer channel.

Where are they based?

134 Walton Avenue, Carlswald, Midrand. The Google profile for the same address and domain carries a 3.2 rating from 58 reviews.

How do I compare business phone system costs?

Use the WhichVoIP phone systems comparison. It covers South African providers who publish what they charge, which a wholesale catalogue by its nature does not.

This listing is maintained by WhichVoIP, an independent South African telecoms comparison service running since 2019. Details are verified against the provider’s public website and were last reviewed on 1 August 2026.