Adapter to run a 8.4V DC LED light from 110 VAC power?

Hello,
I have a light that runs on a 8.4 V battery pack (4 18650's) but I would like to be able use it as a worklight in my shop and run it by plugging it into the wall (110 VAC American power). The light CLAIMS it's 45 watts. I have searched for an adapter but the most output I can find is 23 watts at 8.4 VDC.

The light has (5) T6 emitters, similar to this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5-x-XM-L2-T...914607&hash=item4b13fef425:g:j6cAAOSwXYtYz~ZG

Sorry if this is a re-post but I did search and came up empty.

Any help much appreciated!

Well, there are power supplies able to supply that current/power.
But they can hurt your budget also.

So, please let us know about the budget to give you some clues.

A quick check: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/XIN...er-For-7-4V-Electric-Scooter/32829022882.html

there are 2 possibilities for that lamp.
emitters in 5p with buck converter or 5s with boost.
many such drivers would be happy on 12v which is easier to come up with.
for example the power supply from a junk xbox 360.
as mentioned this lamp may depend on airflow from motion to cool it.
this may not even matter as i doubt it drives the leds anywhere near its claim.
voltage limit with buck is determined by voltage rating of mosfets.
and boost cannot exceed vf of the led string.12v would be safe for 5s with boost.

dragosios said:

Well, there are power supplies able to supply that current/power.
But they can hurt your budget also.

So, please let us know about the budget to give you some clues.

A quick check: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/XIN...er-For-7-4V-Electric-Scooter/32829022882.html

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I'm going to try the above power supply and see what happens. My desire is driven by curiosity more than need or thrift, so the budget is OK.

I've tested the light with no air flow and it does fine- gets pretty warm (still Ok to touch) and doesn't seem to degrade.

I did try running a similar light on 12V once and let the smoke out- so no go on that.

Thanks everyone- I'll let you know how it works (or doesn't).

Go look on mouser or digikey, there are tens of thousands of power bricks there and you can just sort by what specs you want.