“Jesus Is the Reason for the Season” flanks a golden nativity cross with angels and Baby Jesus, under a waving American flag, on this solar LED fan flag. Faith first, country close behind: that is how Christmas has always been kept in your family.
When Christmas at your house starts with a church service and ends with the flag still flying, this patriotic nativity flag belongs on the porch railing, where it greets the neighbors and the carolers alike.
- Style: Fan flag (half-round bunting flag)
- Material: Durable Canvas
- Printing: Double-sided, printed with hot transfer technology
- Size: 1.5×3 ft or 3×6 ft
- Pack: 1 Pack, 2 Pack, or 4 Pack. Each pack contains that many sets: 2 Pack = 2 sets, 4 Pack = 4 sets
- Durability: UV, fade, and mildew resistant
- Hanging: 3 grommets, to hang on front porches, mantel railings, and doors
- Package includes: A fan flag, the solar LED light string with solar panel and stake, and zip ties (per set)
- Placement: Front porch, veranda, garden, front yard, back yard, lawn, patio, deck, balcony
- 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
- Glow: 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
- Weather: Outdoor waterproof lights
- Solar panel box: 8 x 8 cm solar panel box with power switch and mode button
- Panel angle: 120 degree flexing plate to tilt the panel toward the sun
- Stake: Mounting stake and ground stake, 20 cm tall, to place the panel in the ground
- Lighting modes: Choose from 8 lighting modes and speeds to set the festive ambience
- 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
Hang it on a porch railing, under the front window, along the deck, or on a fence as outdoor Christmas decorations through Epiphany.


















