Form factor and what lands on the bench
The Siemens 1FL2204-2BF11-1HC0 is a SIMOTICS S-1FL2 low-inertia servo in the 40 mm shaft-height frame, sized for 0.75 kW continuous at 3000 rpm with both stall and rated torque at 2.4 Nm — the 1:1 M0/Mn ratio tells you the windings are rated for continuous duty at nameplate speed without thermal fold-back. It ships as a 1-piece build at 382 × 222 × 240 mm packaging footprint with a hybrid connector on the drive-end, an AS17-bit absolute encoder, and a keyed shaft with N tolerance — the holding brake and IP65 sealing with oil-seal are both standard for this variant, so the motor drops onto a SINAMICS S200 without add-on options.
Matching drive and electrical envelope
The motor is specified for 400 V 3AC supply and pairs directly with the SINAMICS S200 drive family — this is not a general-purpose servo, the winding and encoder are tuned for that controller, so substituting a third-party drive breaks the commutation tuning. IP65 with oil-seal makes the body suitable for machine-tool and light washdown enclosures where coolant mist reaches the motor face; the holding brake removes the need for an external fail-safe on vertical axes, so the holding torque must be confirmed against the suspended load in the sizing step.
Ordering class and compliance paperwork
Compliance is covered by RoHS conformity since 01-01-18, REACH Art. 33 candidate-list disclosure, and a clean export classification (AL:N / ECCN:N) — no special license is required for cross-border shipment, which simplifies replenishment from independent distribution channels. Group code R220 and product group X0DK are the internal Siemens routing identifiers used in pricing and logistics — they confirm the motor belongs to the standard 1FL2 / SINAMICS S200 build rather than a custom variant.
Sourcing posture for a non-stock build
Because the motor is built to order under Siemens product class C, independent distribution quotes against the configured BOM code with lead time and pricing confirmed at RFQ — no off-the-shelf shelf stock is implied, and any urgency claim should be tied to the actual RFQ response.