RJ45 Connector: The term "RJ45" refers to the 8-pin connector commonly used for Ethernet cables. These connectors are used for connecting devices like computers, routers, and switches in a network.

CAT6 (Category 6): This is the cable's category, indicating the data transfer capability. CAT6 cables support speeds of up to 10 Gbps (Gigabits per second) for short distances (up to 55 meters), making them suitable for modern networking environments, including high-speed internet, data centers, and home networks.

Patch Cord: This is a type of cable used for connecting networking devices, typically in a patch panel or between network devices. The "patch" indicates that it's often used to make temporary or flexible connections.

Length – 5 meters (5M): This specifies the length of the cable, which is 5 meters (or about 16.4 feet). It provides a good range for many networking setups.