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AIC is the rating of current flow that a circuit breaker can interrupt to protect a circuit. The typical ratings for circuit breakers range between 5,000 and 200,000 ampere interrupting capacity. An ampere is equivalent to 100 volts.
AIC is an abbreviation for Amps Interrupting Capacity, also known as Amps Interrupting Rating, which is the maximum number of surge amps that can be served to the equipment and still safely trip off when the amperage gets too high. It can be found on panelboards, also called distribution boards or breaker panels, and panel circuit breakers.