God Bless Our Troops Military Christmas Fan Flag, Solar LED Double-Sided Canvas

Three Christmas trees — woodland camo, desert tan, and stars-and-stripes with dog tags — stand under “God Bless Our Troops” on this solar LED fan flag. When the solar lights blink on at dusk, it is a quiet way of thanking the service member your family still thinks about every day.

If someone in your military family has worn the uniform, you want your porch to say so before anyone even reaches the door this Christmas.

• Form: Fan Flag (Bunting Flag)
• Material: Durable Canvas
• Print: Double-sided, printed with hot transfer technology
• Sizes: 1.5×3 ft or 3×6 ft
• Pack: 1 Pack, 2 Pack, or 4 Pack — each pack contains that many full sets
• Hardware: 3 grommets, to hang on front porches, mantel railings, and doors
• Durability: UV, fade, and mildew resistant
• Placement: Front porch, veranda, garden, front yard, back yard, lawn, patio, deck, or balcony
• Package includes: A fan flag, the solar LED light string with solar panel and stake, and zip ties (per set)
• Guarantee: 6 months

Solar LED lights

• Power: Solar panel charges in daylight, no wiring or outlet needed
• Lights: 50 LED lights on a 7 m (about 23 ft) string, with a warm, colorful glow
• Auto on/off: Turns on automatically at dusk, off by day while the panel gets sunlight
• Run time: 8-12 hours per night
• Waterproof: Outdoor waterproof lights
• Mode 1: Automatic continuous change of modes 2-8
• Mode 2: Waves moving forward and backward
• Mode 3: Double lights running
• Mode 4: Single light gradually brightens and dims
• Mode 5: Stars flashing with running changes
• Mode 6: Double lights gradually brighten and dim together
• Mode 7: Stars flashing
• Mode 8: Full light
• Solar panel box: 8 x 8 cm with power switch and mode button
• Panel angle: 120 degree flexing plate to tilt the panel toward the sun
• Mounting stake: 20 cm tall, to place the solar panel in the ground

Hang it for outdoor Christmas decorating, winter porch decor, Christmas parties, or as a Christmas flag gift for a family that still has someone in uniform.