Why this motor on a SINAMICS S200 line
The 1FL2204-2AG10-0MC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo in the 1FL2 family built to pair with the SINAMICS S200 drive — sized at 0.75 kW with a rated speed of 3000 rpm and a continuous/stall torque of 2.4 Nm on a 200 V 3AC bus, which puts it in the bracket for high-dynamic point-to-point axes like feeders, small indexing tables, and packaging cross-belt conveyors rather than constant-torque extruder duty.
Decoding the ratings on the nameplate
Pn 0.75 kW at Nn 3000 rpm sets the rated operating point — the same 2.4 Nm figure on M0 (stall) and Mn (rated) tells you this is a square-framed low-inertia servo, not a constant-torque motor; intermittent loading above Mn has to come from short-term overload on the SINAMICS S200 side, not from a larger continuous rating baked into the motor itself. Shaft height 40 mm with an IP54 body and no oil seal, plain shaft (tolerance N), holding brake fitted, and an AM21 hybrid encoder/power connector — those four items decide whether the BOM line clears: the cabinet layout, the brake cable for vertical-axis gravity hold, the encoder protocol supported by the target SINAMICS S200 firmware version, and the mating cable set.
How it lands on the panel side
AM21 is the hybrid one-cable connector for 1FL2 — power and the absolute 21-bit encoder share a single cable back to the SINAMICS S200, so cabinet gland plate layout only needs one hole per axis instead of the separate power and signal glands a legacy 1FK2 or 1FT7 would pull. The 40 mm shaft height plus IP54 without an oil seal means it is sealed for typical factory dust and light splash but is not the right pick for a washdown food-grade line or any location where the shaft exit runs wet.
Lifecycle, compliance, and what 'group code R220' actually means for procurement
Lifecycle status is listed as current and the product class is C — items manufactured to order that cannot be returned for credit — which means the 1FL2204-2AG10-0MC0 is not pulled from a finished-goods shelf; it is built against the order, so MOQ, lead time, and price-break ladders are confirmed against the PO at RFQ, not pulled from a same-day inventory list. Group code R220 and product group X0DK are Siemens-internal classification fields that show up on the packing list and shipping documents — they are not ratings, but the receiving inspector will look for them on the label when matching incoming goods against the purchase order, so keep them on your goods-receipt checklist.