Active SIMOTICS S-1FL2, sized for the 200 V SINAMICS S200 drive
The Siemens 1FL2203-2AG10-0HC0 is the 30 mm shaft-height member of the SIMOTICS S-1FL2 servomotor family, built to pair directly with the SINAMICS S200 drive on a 200 V three-axis bus. With a 0.2 kW rated power at 3000 rpm and matched 0.64 Nm stall and rated torque (M0 = Mn = 0.64 Nm), it sits in the very low-inertia / small-payload end of the family — the right motor for short-cycle indexing where you want the velocity loop fast and the rotor light. The build is 200 V 3AC supply, plain shaft with tolerance N, hybrid AS17-bit encoder feedback, IP54 protection without an oil seal, and a factory-fitted holding brake — i.e. a fully drop-in axis for a vertical or gravity-loaded load that must hold position when the bus is unpowered.
What the encoder and brake mean at the cabinet
AS17-bit absolute feedback gives 131 072 counts/rev single-turn resolution — enough that on a 30 mm-frame rotor the current loop closes cleanly without the cogging torque showing up as a velocity ripple at low speeds, and the SINAMICS S200 auto-tuning has real encoder data to work with from the first commissioning. The hybrid connector carries both power and feedback over one cable, so the cabinet-side wiring is one plug to the drive rather than a separate resolver or encoder cable. The integrated holding brake is sized for the rated torque and meant to hold a vertical axis at standstill with the drive powered off; the brake override logic lives in the S200 firmware, not the motor. IP54 seals the body against incidental splash and dust but is not an outdoor or washdown rating — keep the motor inside the machine envelope, away from direct coolant spray.
Administrative codes and packaging
Siemens lists the line under Group Code R220, Product Group X0DJ, with one piece per order unit and a single-piece pack quantity; the shipping footprint is 315 x 182 x 172 mm. Product class is the custom-build/lead-time-coded 'C' category — these are produced to order rather than held on the shelf at the factory, so the procurement lead time is set by build slot, not stock.
Procurement reality for this code
Independent distributors quote this code against the BOM on a per-RFQ basis, with the build slot driving the lead time rather than a shelf-pull — so the right RFQ carries the quantity, the SINAMICS S200 firmware version the motor will plug into, and the cable length you need on the hybrid lead.