Power supply Reefbreeders Photon V2Pro 48"

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I need a power supply for a ReefBreeders Photon 48 V2 Pro, but I'm trying to avoid spending $200 on a factory replacement. As far as I can tell, it doesn't use an external controller—just a DC power supply.

There isn't much information available online about these lights. I'm hoping someone who owns a Photon 48 V2 Pro can tell me the voltage, amperage, and connector type from the original power supply sticker. If possible, I'd also appreciate help identifying which of the two pins is positive (+) and negative (-).
 
I need a power supply for a ReefBreeders Photon 48 V2 Pro, but I'm trying to avoid spending $200 on a factory replacement. As far as I can tell, it doesn't use an external controller—just a DC power supply.

There isn't much information available online about these lights. I'm hoping someone who owns a Photon 48 V2 Pro can tell me the voltage, amperage, and connector type from the original power supply sticker. If possible, I'd also appreciate help identifying which of the two pins is positive (+) and negative (-).
Let's start here ..
Actual Wattage Draw – 240watts Max, 90-240V AC Input | 48V 5.2amp DC Power Supply
https://saltycritter.com/product/reef-breeders-photon-48-v2-pro-led-light/
IF confirmed and IF you can provide a safe environment this is with its over rated output would be good:
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Plug and polarity is ? but *most* barrel jack types have center as positive
 

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