One is a Santa hanging from a lit parachute canopy, the other is a ladder of LED rungs with a Santa partway up it. Both are single hanging pieces rather than strings, so they work in a shop window, a stairwell or a narrow sliver of wall where a garland would not fit.
Two ways to fill a window
Parachute or ladder — a hanging Santa under a canopy, or a lit ladder with a climbing Santa
USB powered — runs off a phone charger or power bank, so it works where there is no spare socket
Remote included — change mode and brightness from the floor instead of reaching for a switch
Eight modes — steady, slow fade, twinkle and the rest, in warm white or multicolor
Hangs from one point — a single hook or suction cup holds the whole piece
Putting it up
Fix the hanging point first — a hook above the window or a cup on the glass.
Let the cords or rungs hang free before switching on.
Run the USB lead to a charger and tuck the slack behind a curtain.
Pick a mode on the remote, then leave it; the setting is remembered.
Good to know
Santa parachute and ladder are separate designs, not parts of one piece.
The ladder comes in three heights: 1.5 m, 2 m and 3 m.
USB adapter is not included; any 5 V phone charger works.
For indoor use and covered porches. Keep the USB plug out of the rain.
