What the 0.4 kW / 1.27 Nm rating actually means on this motor
The 1FL2103-4AF10-1MC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo sized for compact machine axes: 0.4 kW rated power at a nominal 3000 rpm, with standstill torque and continuous torque both sitting at 1.27 Nm — the equal M0/Mn figure tells you this frame is intended for cyclic motion profiles rather than long constant-torque dwells. The 400 V 3AC supply, 30 mm shaft height and AM21-bit absolute encoder with hybrid connector pin it to the SINAMICS S200 drive family — the motor is meant to plug straight into that drive's power and feedback path without separate resolver wiring or third-party cable assemblies. Holding brake fitted, shaft key with N tolerance, IP54 without oil seal — the build is aimed at general-purpose industrial cabinets and clean inside-envelope mounting, not washdown or outdoor service.
Lifecycle, ordering class and what the codes mean
Lifecycle stage is recorded as current and the product status on file is Active — the motor is on the official price book, not on a phase-out or last-time-buy notice. Product class on this order code is C: goods manufactured or produced to order, which are non-returnable and non-reusable. That affects how a buyer should plan a first PO — order to the BOM, not to a stocking safety stock, because credit returns are not an option if quantities are misjudged. Group Code R220 and Product Group X0DJ are the Siemens internal classifiers attached to this MPN — useful when matching the line against a Siemens quotation, a vendor-managed inventory export, or a customs/health-and-safety declaration where the group field is a required data point.
Compliance, packaging and export posture
Export control classification is AL:N / ECCN:N, so the motor does not sit on a controlled-goods list and ships under standard commercial-export paperwork. Order quantity is one piece and packaging dimensions for a single unit are 315 × 182 × 172 mm — useful for a panel-builder working out the inbound-cartons footprint on a receiving dock.
