B-Line Eaton series strut channel, 1.62" channel height, 240" channel length, 1.62" channel width, Aluminum, 14 Gauge, SH hole pattern, B24 channel ty

Yes. The channel opening is on the standard 1-5/8 inch strut profile (1.62 inches across), so 1-5/8 inch channel nuts, spring nuts, pipe straps, conduit clamps, and beam fittings seat and turn in the lip the way they do in any other 1-5/8 strut. Match the fitting material to the job as well, since stainless or plain steel fittings bolted into aluminum in a wet location can set up galvanic corrosion.

SH is B-Line's slotted hole pattern punched in the back of the channel, as opposed to solid (unpunched) strut. The slots let you through-bolt the channel to structure, wall, or another stick without field drilling, which is what you want for wall-mounted conduit racks and bolted trapeze supports. If you need a continuous unbroken back for appearance or for maximum section, order a solid back channel instead of the SH.

Order it as B-Line B24SH-240AL. Reading the code: B24 is the 1-5/8 by 1-5/8 channel, SH is the slotted hole pattern, 240 is the length in inches, and AL is the aluminum material. Change any one of those segments and you get a different stick, so quote the full string on the PO.

No. The B24SH-240AL is the bare 240 inch channel only. Channel nuts, hardware, end caps, splice plates, brackets, and any anchors into the building structure are all ordered separately. Count your fittings off the drawing before you order the strut, because a rack that is short on spring nuts stops the crew as surely as missing channel.