2. Feed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.Feed the end of that wire through the back of the box and pull out the same amount of slack.eed the circuit cable through the back of the switch box and pull out about 6 inches of slack. Run another cable of the same gauge to the fixture you want the switch to control.
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As a general rule, fittings with tapered pipe threads (NPT) should not be assembled to a specific torque because the torque required for a reliable joint varies with thread quality, port and fitting materials, sealant used, and other factors. assume that you are referring to National Pipe Thread fittings. Unfortunately there is no real one answer to the question of how tight should I tighten them as there is may differences between materials and the quality of the threads.