Mac’s II Agencies Announces Renewed Partnership with Innosys Power

July 3, 2026

Mac’s II Agencies is proud to announce its renewed partnership with Canadian surge protection specialist Innosys Power, bringing the trusted surge protection portfolio back to engineers and facilities teams across British Columbia and Yukon.

This renewed relationship unites two proudly Canadian organizations around a shared focus on reliability, and protecting essential operations from damaging voltage spikes, equipment failure, and costly downtime.

Innosys Power has specialized in surge protection solutions since 1985. Their industrial and commercial Surge Protection Devices are built for environments where uptime matters most, including cities and municipalities, healthcare systems, and education facilities across the province.

“I’m genuinely excited to be working with the Mac’s II team again. Their knowledge, experience, and strong reputation in the industry made this an easy decision. It feels great to reconnect and build on what we started.”

Kelly Sturrock, National Sales Manager at Innosys Power

Mac’s II Agencies is highly familiar with the Innosys line, having represented the brand previously. Supported by a robust electrical division, this renewed partnership gives technical teams a clear path to surge protection that is straightforward to evaluate, specify, and maintain, and that integrates seamlessly into broader electrical and power protection strategies.

This expanded offering is supported by Mac’s II Agencies’ power protection specialists, led by Mark Oliver, Power Quality Sales Manager. Mark brings 30 years of electrical industry experience and a consultative, project focused approach, including product selection guidance, site and design input, commissioning coordination, and proactive maintenance planning.

“We’re delighted to renew our partnership with Innosys Power. Our team has deep familiarity with the product line, and we look forward to supporting engineers and facilities teams across British Columbia with surge protection solutions that help reduce downtime and protect critical operations.”

Mark Oliver, Power Quality Sales Manager at Mac’s II Agencies

To view the full lineup of surge protection solutions, visit: macsii.com/electrical-services

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