A RJ45 CAT6 Patch Cord 30M is a 30-meter long Ethernet cable that utilizes Category 6 (CAT6) standards. These cables are commonly used for networking purposes, allowing high-speed internet and data transmission. Here's what each part of the description means:

• RJ45: This refers to the standard 8P8C (eight positions, eight contacts) connector used on the cable. It's the typical connector for Ethernet cables and is often referred to as an "RJ45" connector in networking.
• CAT6: This stands for Category 6, which is a specification for Ethernet cables. CAT6 cables are capable of handling high-speed data transmission up to 10Gbps.
• Patch Cord: This term generally refers to a short cable used to connect network devices, like a router to a switch, or a switch to a computer.
• 30M: This indicates the length of the cable, in this case, 30 meters.

Key Features:

• Speed: CAT6 cables support up to 10Gbps (at shorter distances).
• Distance: Typically, the maximum length for full 10Gbps speeds is 55 meters; for lower speeds (1Gbps).
• Shielding: Some CAT6 cables may come with additional shielding (STP, FTP) to reduce interference and improve performance.