SIMOTICS 1FL2 in the 200 V SINAMICS S200 frame
The 1FL2204-2BG01-0HC0 is a Siemens SIMOTICS 1FL2 low-inertia servomotor sized to pair with the SINAMICS S200 drive line on a 200 V three-phase bus, with a rated mechanical output of 0.75 kW at a nominal speed of 3000 rpm and a continuous standstill torque of 2.4 Nm (matching the rated torque of 2.4 Nm). It is the 40 mm shaft-height frame, supplied with a plain shaft to tolerance N, an AS17-bit hybrid feedback connector, and no holding brake. The shaft height is the load-bearing spec for the mechanical fit against the gearbox or coupling in the axis. The motor is sealed to IP65 with oil-seal protection on the shaft end — meaning the housing and seals withstand water-jet cleaning and coolants typical of a machining cell, but not full immersion or high-pressure washdown to IP67G or IP69K. The matching drive is the SINAMICS S200, so the commissioning profile and parameter set are tied to the S200 firmware, not the older S210 or V90 families.
Form factor and pack dimensions
Individually packed at 315.00 x 182.00 x 172.00 mm and shipped as one piece per quantity unit, the carton size is the figure to confirm against the panel-builder's incoming-goods bay — particularly when several units arrive together for a multi-axis machine. The product is built to order (Siemens class C: produced to order, non-returnable), which is consistent with a configured servo axis rather than a shelf-spare item.
Lifecycle status and compliance documentation
The motor carries an active lifecycle stage under the current product family, with the catalog group code R220 and product group X0DK stamped on the line. RoHS compliance has been declared since 01-01-18, and REACH Article 33 disclosure information is published, so the EU compliance pack is current. ECCN and AL export classifications are both listed as N, which keeps cross-border paperwork simple for non-restricted destinations.
Sourcing posture
Built-to-order through the Siemens configurator with class-C terms (no return for credit), the part is specified into the BOM by order code and quoted against the RFQ. Lead time and volume breaks are confirmed at quote time rather than off a shelf listing. No stock-holding claim is made on this page — buyers integrating the axis at the machine-build stage should plan against the factory lead time, not a distributor's same-day posture.