LED input voltage reduction

[cey146]

First time poster....
I appreciate the opportunity to learn from other forum members.
I'm somewhat of an old timer, and am searching for a person willing to share their LED knowledge in regards to converting a 480 v. input fixture, to one using 120 v. input. The system watts listed on the nameplate of said fixture is 73 watts. I have happened upon some new GE EALP fixtures. I want to use them outdoors, and inside of my pole building. It appears to me that I could remove the fuseholders and fuses, swap out the LED driver, rewire the photo eye sensor, and have fixtures that fit my needs. If my thinking is correct, I need help in determining what driver to use to accomplish the desired result.
Thank you for your consideration of my request for guidance.

 

[JustAnOldFashionedLEDGuy]

There will be a power supply inside of it (LED Driver). On it will be a label with all the details, input voltage, output voltage, output current, output power. Post a picture of the label here, or likely easier elsewhere with a link and I will suggest a 120V replacement, likely to be a 120/277V replacement.

 

[DIWdiver]

Welcome to the forum!

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