
Tired of WiFi dead zones ruining your streaming, gaming, or video calls? A Hyzom WiFi Extender can transform your home network, delivering strong, reliable internet to every corner. Whether you live in a cozy apartment or a spacious two-story house, this guide will show you how to set up your Hyzom WiFi Extender in just a few minutes. Say goodbye to buffering and hello to seamless connectivity!
Why Use a Hyzom WiFi Extender?
WiFi struggles are universal—thick walls, long distances, and interference from devices like microwaves or baby monitors can weaken your signal. The Hyzom extender solves these issues by amplifying your router’s coverage, making it ideal for:
- Homes with multiple rooms or floors.
- Basements, garages, or outdoor spaces.
- Households with many connected devices (smartphones, laptops, smart TVs).
Step 1: Unbox and Position Your Extender
Start by plugging the Hyzom extender into a power outlet near your router. Wait for the LED lights to turn solid or blink (this indicates it’s ready for setup).
Pro Tip: Keep the extender away from electronics like cordless phones or Bluetooth speakers to avoid interference.
Step 2: Connect to the Extender’s Network
Grab your phone, tablet, or laptop. Open your device’s WiFi settings and look for a network named “Hyzom_EXT” (check the label on the extender if unsure). Connect to this network—no password is required yet.
Step 3: Configure the Extender
- Open a web browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.) and type
http://hyzom.setup
or192.168.188.1
in the address bar. - Log in using the default username and password (usually admin/admin).
- Select your home WiFi network from the list and enter its password.
- Optionally, rename your extended network (e.g., “HomeNetwork_EXT”) to avoid confusion.
Shortcut for WPS Users: If your router has a WPS button, press it first, then press the WPS button on the Hyzom extender. They’ll connect automatically!
Step 4: Find the Perfect Spot for Your Extender
Unplug the extender and move it to a location halfway between your router and the area with weak signal. Examples:
- Place it in a central hallway to cover bedrooms.
- For multi-story homes, position it near the stairs.
Test the Signal: Use a speed test app or walk around with your device to check signal strength in different areas.
Step 5: Connect Your Devices
Your extended network will now appear as a new WiFi option (e.g., “HomeNetwork_EXT”). Use the same password as your main WiFi to connect all your gadgets.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Weak Connection? Move the extender closer to the router or away from interference sources.
- Can’t Log In? Reset the extender with a paperclip (hold the reset button for 20–30 seconds).
- Slow Speeds? Update the extender’s firmware through its web interface for optimal performance.
FAQ’s
After setup, check the LED lights on the extender:
Solid green: Strong connection to the router.
Red or blinking: Weak signal—reposition the extender closer to the router.
Blue: Connected and working optimally.
Yes! The Hyzom extender is compatible with most standard routers. Ensure your router supports 2.4GHz or 5GHz bands (check the router’s manual).
http://hyzom.setup
)? Ensure you’re connected to the extender’s network (e.g., “Hyzom_EXT”).
Try using a different browser (Chrome, Firefox) or clear your browser cache.
Use the default IP address 192.168.188.1
if the URL doesn’t work.
It’s optional! Using the same name (SSID) lets devices switch seamlessly between the router and extender. However, adding “_EXT” to the name helps identify the extended network for troubleshooting.
Place it within 20–30 feet of the router during setup. After configuration, move it halfway to the dead zone. Walls or floors may reduce this range.
The extender’s location might be too far from the router.
Interference from other devices (microwaves, baby monitors) can affect speed.
Try connecting to the 5GHz band (if supported) for faster speeds.
Yes! The extender supports multiple devices, but performance may vary depending on your internet plan and how many gadgets are connected simultaneously.
Press and hold the reset button (using a paperclip) for 20–30 seconds until the LED lights blink. This restores factory settings, and you’ll need to set it up again.