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So I got my battery meter for my golf cart through Amazon today. I see two flat tabs where I think will need to connect directly to the battery. My question is, is there a purpose for the two round nuts above them? It looks like they would serve a purpose but not sure what to make if it. TIA
 

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Unscrew the nuts, pull the bracket off, drop the meter through the hole, put it back on to hold the meter in.
 

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