A circuit breaker crossbar assembly includes a crossbar having a first and second segment, the first and second segment each operatively coupled to a respective moveable contact arm assembly. Also included is a coupling segment disposed between the first and second segment, the crossbar and the coupling segment rotatable about an axis. Further included is at least one support assembly operatively coupled to the coupling segment. The support assembly includes a bushing coupled to the coupling segment and rotatable with the crossbar and the coupling segment. The support assembly also includes a support bracket configured for affixation to a stationary structure and disposed adjacent to the bushing, the bushing rotatable relative to the support bracket. The support assembly further includes a fixing bracket engaged with the support bracket and disposed adjacent to the bushing, the bushing rotatable relative to the fixing bracket.

An electrical switch is disclosed, especially an electrical circuit breaker, including an overcurrent tripping device which, in the event of an overcurrent situation, switches off the flow of current through the switch; and a thermal tripping device which, in the event of a thermal overload, switches off the flow of current through the switch. In at least one embodiment, the overcurrent tripping device includes a first shaft which is disposed such that, in the event of an overcurrent situation, it is rotated from a first position into a second position and thereby indicates the overcurrent situation; and the thermal tripping device includes a second shaft which is disposed such that, it is rotated in the event of a thermal overload and is also rotated as well in the event of a rotation of the first shaft and when rotated initiates a switching-off of the switch.

An operating mechanism includes an input shaft, an output shaft, and a connecting rod assembly, and the connecting rod assembly includes an input connecting rod and an output connecting rod. A disconnector includes a plurality of stacked sub-switches, and each sub-switch includes a movable contact and a stationary contact. The input shaft is fastened to the handle, the connecting rod assembly is configured to be in transmission connection to the input shaft and the output shaft, and the output shaft is configured to drive the movable contact to rotate. The handle is configured to drive the input shaft to rotate, and the input shaft is configured to drive the input connecting rod to rotate, so that the input connecting rod collides with the output connecting rod, and the output connecting rod drives the output shaft to rotate, to separate the movable contact from the stationary contact.