SIMOTICS 1FL2 low-voltage servo for the SINAMICS S200 shelf
The part 1FL2102-4AG10-1HC0 is a Siemens SIMOTICS 1FL2 servomotor built to sit on the SINAMICS S200 drive platform — a matched motor/drive pair rather than a stand-alone motion component. Ratings on the nameplate carry 200 V 3AC supply, Pn 100 W, Nn 3000 rpm, with stall torque M0 and continuous torque Mn both at 0.32 Nm, so the motor delivers the same torque at zero speed as it does in the constant-Load range — useful for indexing and stop-and-hold moves without a gearbox.
Mechanical package and feedback
Shaft height 20 mm keeps the 1FL2 in the compact end of the SIMOTICS line, sized for small-format pick-and-place, indexing tables, and auxiliary axes where a 100 W frame is the right fit; a full keyway with tolerance N is included for positive shaft-to-load coupling, and a holding brake lets the axis hold position when the drive is de-energized. Feedback is a 17-bit absolute encoder delivered through the hybrid connector — one cable carries both power and the encoder signal back to the SINAMICS S200, which simplifies cabinet routing compared to a separate resolver or encoder cable on legacy servos. Protection class IP54 without an oil seal means the body resists dust and light water splash from typical machine-shop and light-duty packaging environments, but it is not a sealed washdown rating — confirm the surrounding enclosure before specifying it in a food-grade or wet-process cell.
Order code, lifecycle, and compliance trail
Lifecycle stage is listed as current with an Active product status, so the 1FL2102-4AG10-1HC0 is in normal production under the Siemens channel and does not need a last-time-buy posture. Compliance carries RoHS conformity since 01-01-18 and the REACH Art. 33 duty-to-inform disclosure referenced through Reach Information, so the part clears the standard EU substance-restriction gates a panel builder asks about at goods-in. Admin slots are Group Code R220 and Product Group X0DJ; product class is C (made-to-order, non-returnable), which matters when a buyer is used to cancelling surplus stock — once the order is released, the motor is built against the PO and cannot be reabsorbed into inventory.