Built for the S200 low-voltage cell
The Siemens 1FL2103-4AG10-1HC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 servomotor from the 1FL2 family matched to the SINAMICS S200 drive family, so the cable set, encoder scaling and electronic nameplate are pre-paired with the S200 — no manual motor-identifier entry at commissioning. Supply is 200 V three-phase AC, with a rated power of 0.4 kW at a nominal speed of 3000 rpm and a stall/continuous torque of 1.27 Nm, which lands it in the low-inertia, short-cycle end of the S200 motor range. A 30 mm shaft height with 0.4 kW continuous is the cell-friendly footprint — small enough to mount on a robot arm or indexing table without crowding the mechanics, big enough to drive light conveyors, small gearboxes and delta-style pick-and-place axes. The hybrid cable connector and integrated 17-bit absolute encoder (AS interface, multi-turn capable per the option code) keep the digital handshake tight, which is the dimension that decides whether a fast pick cycle actually closes its budget.
What the ratings mean on the line
Pn = 0.4 kW at Nn = 3000 rpm defines the continuous duty point, but the more useful figure for cyclic applications is the 1.27 Nm torque at stall — that is the headroom a robot integrator reads when sizing accel/decel ramps under peak load. Because M0 and Mn are equal here, the motor has no peak-boost region above its continuous rating; cycle sizing must respect the continuous figure throughout. Protection class IP54 with no oil seal suits general industrial cabinet-spill and light dust duty — it should not see washdown or cutting-fluid environments. The holding brake is specified, so a vertical axis can hold position without active current on the S200 drive — useful for the moment a cell faults or an E-stop drops the bus.
Built-to-order catalog line — what the order code commits
Siemens lists this part under Product class C — produced to order, non-returnable, non-reusable against credit. For a procurement line that means the part is not pulled from general shelf stock; it is built against the order code and the usual cancellation/rework windows apply. Lifecycle stage is current and product status is Active, so it is in regular production as of the record. Compliance is recorded as RoHS-conformant since 01-01-18 with REACH Article 33 disclosure obligations handled via the standard Reach Information sheet. Export-control classifications are AL:N / ECCN:N, which keeps cross-border shipments simple — no license trigger on the standard export destinations.
Catalog trace — group code R220 / product group X0DJ
Group code R220 and product group X0DJ are the internal Siemens classification keys for this motor — useful on the purchasing paperwork, the packing list and any RMA/discrepancy claim because the field service team will ask for them before opening a ticket. Packaging is 1 piece per carton at 315 x 182 x 172 mm, which matters when a maintenance spare is staged at the end of a line for a hot swap.