Pair of streetlights at a landscaping materials business.
(pic quality isn't the best since I didn't have a camera with me, only a phone)
(wasn't close enough to see the lamps if there are any, this was taken from outside the fence)
I was thinking they seemed thin for a HPS fixture, but I'm surprised a place like they're at would have gone to the expense to downgrade to LED. (I only took a quick look/snapped a pic since: 1. there's cameras watching... and 2. you know how sometimes its cloudy, but its bright/makes it hard to look up at the sky? (so I couldn't stare up and get a good look at 'em))
Also these must be a larger/brighter model than they use on the roads around the area (they have one emitter, this might be be the model with 2?).
These are GE Evolve lights. If you approach them from the side they are extremely glary, almost enough to be dangerous (pretty much the equivalent of a laser pointer being pointed at you, they leave "lines" in your eyes for a few minutes after looking at one from the side. The reason they are so glary is because they were actually trying to make the lights have real optics (lighting a strip of road like a cobrahead instead of a bright spot directly underneath) but I would say they failed miserably. (They still only light half the area of a cobrahead.)
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Also these must be a larger/brighter model than they use on the roads around the area (they have one emitter, this might be be the model with 2?).
I've noticed when driving on roads with them, that GE Evolve 's are kindof glare-bombs
Next time I go fo a walk along the trail where this one is I'm gonna try & get a better look at it .. maybe a better pic too
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I also went back & updated the 'file information' with brand/name/type