One place to control the essentials
Bring your lights, pumps and 12V accessories onto named tiles that show their confirmed state.

Switch lights, pumps and accessories from a clear touchscreen. Glass Control combines Quasar Glass, the Glass Router and STAR-Light in one expandable starting system.
Touchscreen control for up to 12 STAR-Light channels.
See it switchEvery load is wired to its own STAR-Light channel. Glass shows each channel as a named tile, and every tap comes back as the state STAR-Light confirms.
STAR-Light, the Glass Router and Quasar Glass each run from a 12 V DC supply, and every load is wired to its channel. See how it connects
Loads → STAR-Light channels → Bluetooth → Quasar Glass 4
Wired for power. Wireless for data.
Illustrative drawings and screens. The load names, channels and levels are examples.
Bring your lights, pumps and 12V accessories onto named tiles that show their confirmed state.
Use Glass as the main interface and add compatible wireless switches or additional displays where they make sense.
Add tanks, environmental sensors, cameras and power-system visibility without replacing the core bundle.
Quasar Glass 4 touchscreenA 4-inch, 480 × 480 touchscreen that talks to STAR-Light directly over Bluetooth. Each channel appears as a named tile that shows its confirmed state. Runs from a 9 to 24 V DC supply.× 1
Quasar Glass RouterThe connection between Glass and your phone. Runs from a 9 to 36 V DC supply.× 1
STAR-Light switching controllerTwelve channels at up to 10 A each, 40 A across the controller. Channels 1 to 4 and 9 to 12 dim. Runs from 10 to 32 V DC.× 1
Also in the box: a quick-start card. The lights, pumps and accessories, fuses and installation wiring are not included.
Start with STAR-Light, then add another controller where your circuits need more channels. Add STAR-Tank sensors, wireless switches, cameras or another Glass panel as your system grows.
Glass Control: 1 × Quasar Glass 4 touchscreen, 1 × Quasar Glass Router and 1 × STAR-Light switching controller.
The customiser needs JavaScript. To add controllers, tanks, switches or cameras, email sales@safiery.com.
Each light, pump and accessory is wired to its own STAR-Light channel, and STAR-Light, the Glass Router and Glass are each wired to your 12 V supply. The wireless part is the data: STAR-Light talks to Glass directly over Bluetooth, and each tile shows the state STAR-Light reports back. The Glass Router is the connection between Glass and your phone.
Every circuit runs from its own STAR-Light channel: up to 10 A a channel and 40 A across the controller. STAR-Light runs from 10 to 32 V DC, the Glass Router from 9 to 36 V and Glass from 9 to 24 V.
STAR-Light talks to Glass directly over Bluetooth, so a tap never passes through the router. The Glass Router is the connection between Glass and your phone.
A tile changes when STAR-Light reports the channel's new state, so the screen and the circuit agree.
Each of these works with the system Glass Control starts. Add them when you customise, or later.
Glass Control starts with STAR-Light's twelve channels, each on its own tile on Glass. Add another STAR-Light for twelve more, or a STAR-Rover-4 for four 15 A channels; each controller's channels appear on Glass too.
Channels 1 to 4 and 9 to 12, eight of STAR-Light's twelve. Channels 5 to 8 switch on and off. Put the lights you want to dim on a dimmable channel and the pumps and other on/off loads on the rest.
No. STAR-Light talks to Glass directly over Bluetooth, so switching needs no internet connection. The Glass Router is the connection between Glass and your phone.
Not as a configured Glass Control bundle. STAR-Power is built for higher-current loads; tell us about your circuits and we'll check a STAR-Power system with you before you order.
The router is the connection between Glass and your phone, and every Glass Control system includes it. For Glass without a router, choose Glass Solo: Glass on its own, a standalone display for compatible Bluetooth equipment.
Yes, around a fixed core. Every Glass Control system has Quasar Glass 4, the Glass Router and one STAR-Light. You can add controllers, tanks, switches, cameras and panels, subject to compatibility requirements.
The Glass Router is the connection between Glass and your phone. Glass Solo does not include it because Solo is designed as a standalone local display.
No. The router connects products; it does not create the Quasar ONE digital twin. Digital-twin, system-health and predictive-service features belong to a separately defined Quasar ONE service.
Compatible Victron Bluetooth broadcasts can be displayed, but that Bluetooth path is read-only. Any control capability must be explicitly supported by the selected connection and product configuration.
Yes. Wireless describes the data connection. Displays, controllers, chargers and electrical loads still require appropriate power wiring and installation.