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Fuse panel connection

Hey everyone. I was looking at my engine compartment fuse panel yesterday and noticed there was a fuse marked "STUD #2" and there is a stud next to it. Is that a power connection that is usable, meaning I can disconnect my accessories from the battery and neaten the wiring setup I put in?

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