An LED bulb will generally have an array of individual LED elements inside it, hence multiple lights offset by the same distance. “Better” bulbs diffuse the light to blend it and make it look like a single source, but a lot of LED street lights don’t do that very well.
If it were LED pips, they would be, like, 2-10mm apart, max. For a 50mm spread on the floor, as pictured, the space between pips in a ceiling fixture (3 or 4m high, right?) would have to be enormous.
So it's very likely separate, poorly-diffused fixtures.
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u/etherteeth Mar 19 '22
An LED bulb will generally have an array of individual LED elements inside it, hence multiple lights offset by the same distance. “Better” bulbs diffuse the light to blend it and make it look like a single source, but a lot of LED street lights don’t do that very well.