What the motor delivers on a 200 V three-phase bus
The 1FL2103-2AG00-1HC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo sized for a 200 V three-phase supply, with a rated output of 0.2 kW, a nominal speed of 3000 rpm, and a continuous torque of 0.64 Nm that holds constant between standstill and rated speed — the M0/Mn figures are identical, which is the signature of a torque-flat curve in this frame size. It belongs to the 1FL2 product family built specifically as the motor half of a SINAMICS S200 drive pairing, so the cable set, electronic nameplate, and one-button tuning in the S200 firmware assume this exact motor geometry — the 30 mm shaft height with a keyed shaft and no holding brake is the configuration that lines up with the standard S200 commissioning profile.
Mechanical and sealing configuration on this build
Mechanical fit is fixed at shaft height 30 mm with a shaft key (tolerance N) — keyed shafts transmit full rated torque without a slip fit, which is the right call for any application that reverses under load or starts against a stationary mechanical train. Protection class IP54 is provided without an oil seal; this suits dry, indoor cabinet and machine interiors but rules out direct food-and-beverage washdown or any mounting where cutting fluid or oil can splash the shaft entry — that application class would require the IP65 shaft sealing option from the same family. The feedback is a 17-bit hybrid (analog single-turn + digital) encoder brought out through the hybrid connector — single-cable hybrid on the S-1FL2 keeps the power and feedback cores in one moulded cordset, which is the S200 platform's standard layout and removes the second cable run that legacy resolvers need.
Compliance position for tender and audit review
RoHS compliance is declared since 01-01-18, per the manufacturer record — for any EU-delivered tender this satisfies the substance-restriction clause without a per-batch certificate, as the date predates the current directive revision. REACH Article 33 duty to inform applies, meaning the manufacturer publishes current SVHC candidate-list status for this article; downstream buyers must pass that disclosure through to their own industrial users on request.
Procurement and class-of-supply notes
Lifecycle stage is recorded as current and the brand-level product status is Active, so this order code is being built to order against the BOM rather than drawn from a sunset list. Product class C applies — made-to-order articles that cannot be returned against credit once delivered, which is the rule that drives the typical 30-day cancellation cut-off and the irreversibility clause in most Siemens framework terms; this matters for tender pricing because it removes the safety valve of returning surplus.