What the motor is and where it bolts in
The Siemens 1FL2204-2AF10-0SC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servomotor from the 1FL2 family designed to pair with the SINAMICS S200 drive, with a 400 V 3AC supply, 0.75 kW rated power at 3000 rpm, 2.4 Nm standstill and rated torque, shaft height 40 mm, IP54 protection class without oil seal, an integrated holding brake, a plain shaft to tolerance N, and a 21-bit hybrid AS21 connector for feedback and power in one cable. The 2.4 Nm continuous figure matches standstill, so the motor sustains full torque down to zero speed — relevant on indexing tables, filling heads, and small-format conveyors in a packaged-goods line where the cycle has a dwell phase before the next index. A 40 mm shaft height and IP54 housing (no oil seal) put this in light-duty cabinet-side or enclosure-mounted duty rather than washdown; the matching SINAMICS S200 drive handles the commissioning profile, so the motor ships pre-rolled for that firmware stack.
Connector, brake, and shaft — fit details that decide the BOM line
The AS21 hybrid connector carries power and the 21-bit absolute encoder in a single cable, which is the right answer on a small-format cell where pulling two separate leads back to the S200 drive would add cost and panel-fill; confirm the mating cordset on the S200 side is the hybrid variant before committing. The holding brake is fitted and the shaft is plain to tolerance N, so this code is the drop-in for a vertical-axis application where the load must hold position with power removed — it is not the choice for a clean-shaft retrofit that needs a keyway.
Sourcing posture for the storeroom
Siemens lists the product class as made-to-order with no return-for-credit path, and reads current — this is a built-to-order code, so min/max is driven by confirmed consumption against the SINAMICS S200 cells in the plant rather than by shelf stock at the channel. The motor is a single-piece quantity in a 382 x 222 x 240 mm carton, so a critical-spare allocation is one motor per slot — keep at least one on the shelf for any S200 cell that runs a non-redundant axis, because lead time is built-to-order and not off-the-shelf.