Instanta WMSP7W (WM7) 7 Litre Wall Mounted Auto Fill Water Boiler
Product Description
The Instanta WMSP7W — commonly known as the WM7 — is a mains-fed, wall-mounted water boiler with a 7-litre tank that refills automatically from the cold water supply. It heats...
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 7
- Country of origin
- UK
- External depth (mm)
- 220
- External height (mm)
- 498
Product Description
The Instanta WMSP7W — commonly known as the WM7 — is a mains-fed, wall-mounted water boiler with a 7-litre tank that refills automatically from the cold water supply. It heats and holds water ready for service throughout the day without any manual filling, making it a practical choice where counter and worktop space is limited and a reliable hot water supply is needed consistently.
In commercial use, the WM7 is well suited to settings with a steady, moderate draw rather than sustained back-to-back volume. Front-of-house tea and coffee stations, hotel beverage points, school staffrooms, office catering areas, and small cafés are all environments where this unit performs reliably day to day. Because it draws continuously from the mains, total daily output is not fixed — but operators expecting very heavy consecutive demand should allow for recovery time between bursts of use.
Practical operational benefits include:
- Wall-mounted design keeps counter and prep surfaces completely clear
- Programmable 7-day timer reduces energy use outside service hours
- Adjustable thermostat accommodates different drink and food preparation needs
- Built-in filter change indicator supports water quality and protects the element
- ECO mode lowers standby consumption during quieter periods
Installation requires a mains cold water connection and an appropriate power supply. A 13-amp socket is workable in lower-demand settings, though a hardwired connection is the more reliable approach for regular commercial use. The unit needs to be fixed at a practical dispensing height with a water feed nearby — both worth confirming before ordering. In hard water areas, pairing the boiler with a compatible in-line filter is advisable to protect the heating element and maintain consistent drink quality over time.
The WM7 suits smaller operations and secondary service points where space is at a premium and demand is moderate. For high-volume restaurants, large staff canteens, or any site sustaining continuous heavy demand across a full service, a larger-capacity unit would be the more appropriate choice.
If you are unsure whether a 7-litre boiler fits your service pattern, or want to talk through the water and electrical requirements before committing, the team is happy to help you work through it.
Key Features
- 7-litre tank with automatic mains cold water refill throughout service
- Wall-mounted design with single front-mounted dispensing tap
- Programmable 7-day timer for scheduled heating and standby periods
- Built-in filter change indicator to prompt timely cartridge replacement
- ECO mode reduces standby energy draw during low-demand periods
Operational Benefits
- Frees up counter and worktop space in compact service areas
- Continuous mains feed removes the need for manual refilling during service
- Timed heating schedule helps reduce energy costs outside operating hours
- Filter indicator supports consistent water quality and prolongs element life
- Adjustable thermostat accommodates varied drink and food preparation requirements
Specifications
- Capacity (litres)
- 7
- Country of origin
- UK
- External depth (mm)
- 220
- External height (mm)
- 498
- External width (mm)
- 350
- Extra information
- WRAS approved
- Heat-up time
- 20 mins
- Machine output
- 28 Litres per hour
- Material
- White Plastic FRABS
- Power rating (kw)
- 3
- Power type
- 13amp Plug
- Rapid draw-off ltr
- 7
- Tap protrusion
- 90
- Temperature range (deg c)
- 80 - 98
- Weight (kg)
- 8.4
Frequently Asked Questions
- The WM7 is designed for moderate, steady demand rather than sustained back-to-back high volume. It works well in smaller cafés, hotel beverage stations, and office catering points, but if your operation draws heavily and continuously throughout service — such as a high-volume restaurant or large canteen — a higher-capacity unit is likely to be a better fit.
- A 13-amp socket is technically compatible and workable in lighter-use settings, but a hardwired connection is generally recommended for regular commercial use as it provides a more stable and reliable supply. It is worth confirming your available supply with an electrician before installation.
- The unit connects directly to a mains cold water feed, so you will need a suitable supply point close to the intended mounting position. In hard water areas, fitting a compatible in-line filter is strongly advisable to protect the heating element and maintain drink quality — the built-in filter change indicator will prompt you when a replacement is due.