Wait. How you gonna save money by raising the input volatge?
Double the voltage = half the current, so the light will use have the amps at double the voltage. And your paying for amps not volts
The led driver has an efficiency rating which varies with load and input. Generally, at least the popular meanwell drivers, theyre less efficient at making dc power output on lower voltage AC. This means that even though the output of the light will be the same, but the wall watts would be higher for low voltage input. However this depends on driver to driver, only talking generally.
Unfortunately this isnt really how it works. You cant make 240V power outta 120V without spending some power on it. We would solve all power problems of the world if you could.
I think you just confusing some details. You are paying for “performance” means kilowatts per hour. Difference between those voltages is just the current, higher or lower. At the end of the day, its about how long will last your diodes, so almost no difference on your electricity bill at all. Anyway, you want to transform voltage, but how and why? You may need different gauge cables and breakers an so on. I am not electrician but it does not make sense to me. Have fun
They do deliver with moso, inventronics and meanwell as well. It probably depends on year when the light was manufactured. My light was listed with moso on the website but came with inventronics and other one listed with inventronics but came with meanwell.