Help! Main fixture down and Aqua Traders is gone!

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So I have a green element 72"-74" evo quad LED fixture which I bought from Aqua Traders 6 months ago or so. Today it went out. I believe my problem is the power supply. It is a 24 volt 6 amp AC/DC power supply. Does anyone have any insight on how to get this thing up and running again? Aqua Traders is mysteriously absent from the web so this is proving difficult. I've also searched Amazon for a comparable power supply with no luck.
Thanks in advance, folks.
 
@mcarroll would be the person I would ask
 
If they used a proprietary connector for the power cord then you might have to mod the cord for a new power supply, but any similar power supply could work.

Just search for "6a 24v power" (which is 144 watts) and you'll find regular "transformer" style ones like this:
SDI120_DSL.JPG


...as well as caged power supplies meant to be mounted inside a case, like this:
RS150_series_DSL.jpg
 
If they used a proprietary connector for the power cord then you might have to mod the cord for a new power supply, but any similar power supply could work.

Just search for "6a 24v power" (which is 144 watts) and you'll find regular "transformer" style ones like this:
SDI120_DSL.JPG


...as well as caged power supplies meant to be mounted inside a case, like this:
RS150_series_DSL.jpg
Thank you
 

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