Heavy-duty use (PhD) drops to 55 kW at 105 A, which is the rating you size against for constant-torque or high-starting-torque applications such as conveyors or extruders. Light-overload use (PlD) matches the normal-duty current at 138 A, so the drive can handle occasional overloads up to that level without tripping. Pick the duty cycle that matches your load profile; the heavy-duty number is the one that governs if you're pushing a demanding mechanical load.
Wall-mounted, frame R6. The WEEE category 4 classification (any external dimension over 50 cm) confirms it's a large piece of gear; plan for a dedicated lifting point during installation. No DIN-rail option here — it bolts directly to the wall or a backplate.
This is a current-production variant, so you can spec it into a BOM without worrying about a PCN in the next cycle.