Wireless Home Phone (LVP2) FAQs

The Verizon Wireless Home Phone LVP2 connects your existing landline phone to your 4G LTE network for reliable, high-quality voice service. It even lets you keep your old phone number.* The Wireless Home Phone comes with all the features you’ve come to expect, including Fax compatibility and E911. Make the most of it with Verizon, the nation’s most awarded network.

Note: Wireless Home Phone includes calling to any U.S. number.

*Eligibility to port your home number varies. Service is not equivalent to landline phone service and not compatible with any home security systems. Customers must provide their own home phone equipment.

Visit our Wireless Home Phone LVP2 page for current pricing.

You can add Wireless Home Phone LVP2 to one of these plans for $20/month with unlimited minutes to any US number:

• Shared Data Plan – 5GB*
• Shared Data Plan – 10GB*
• The new Verizon Plan shared data plans (e.g., S, M, L)*

*No longer available to add to accounts.

Yes, you can purchase it by visiting our online store.

Wireless Home Phone 2 is designed to operate anywhere within our coverage area and should provide coverage at your location that's consistent with your current Verizon mobile device experience.

While the Verizon mobile coverage map indicates expected coverage, you'll need to assess whether the actual coverage at your location is acceptable to you.

The coverage areas shown doesn't guarantee service availability and may include locations with limited or no coverage. Even within a coverage area, many factors, including your equipment, terrain, proximity to buildings, foliage, and weather, may impact service. Some coverage areas include networks run by other carriers. The coverage depicted for these areas is based on the carriers' information and public sources, so we can't ensure its accuracy.

• Hear and be heard.
  
  An innovative LTE receiver and antenna design work together to dramatically improve signal coverage and voice quality for your phone calls.
• The features you love.
  
  Get access to the same features you’d enjoy from your traditional landline phone, like Fax compatibility and E911. You can even stay in touch during a power outage thanks to battery backup.
• Stay connected.
  
  The Wireless Home Phone supports a full range of 4G bands (B2/B5/B13/B4) allowing you to enjoy maximum coverage at your home or office.

Yes, you can. After 6 months with good payment history, you may be eligible for up to 9 lines without a deposit. You can add a line to a qualified existing share plan or add a new single line with unlimited minutes.

Yes Wireless Home Phone 2 is compatible with Group3 FAX machines.

Yes, the Wireless Home Phone LVP2 device has a battery so you can continue to have service during a power outage and can make 911 calls. However, if the landline phone to which the Wireless Home Phone is connected requires external electric power to operate, Service (including the ability to make and receive 911 calls) will not be available during a power outage.

You must enter the US address where you want emergency services to be sent if you call 911, before voice service can be activated on your Wireless Home Phone. It is very important that you update your 911 address whenever you change your location on your Wireless Home Phone LVP2, since this is the location that will be given to the 911 operator.

Yes, you can make international calls with Wireless Home Phone 2. To do this, you'll need the International Long Distance feature on your account. To add this feature, visit our International Travel Plans page. Alternatively, you may use an international calling card which will use airtime minutes.

You'll need to complete the process for the number you want to transfer. Refer to our Port Your Number to Verizon FAQs for details.

Our current model of Wireless Home Phone is compatible with Group 3 FAX machines. Wireless Home Phone is not compatible with home security systems, DVR services, credit card machines or medical alert services (e.g., Life Alert).

Yes. Wireless Home Phone will work with TTY (hearing-impaired) devices. Learn how to manage the TTY settings on your Wireless Home Phone LVP2.

If you require additional assistance, see our Troubleshooting Assistant.

For Wireless Home Phone technical specifications, visit the Device Support page.

Refer to the Wireless Home Phone LVP2 User Guide (PDF*) for setup instructions.