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Miele PWM507 Commercial Washing Machine 7kg White with Gravity Drain (HW104)

SKU: HW104

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

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The Miele PWM507 is part of Miele's established Little Giant range — a line of compact commercial washing machines that has been in continuous use across professional premises for over 40 years. This model is a single-phase, mains-connected machine with a 64-litre drum and a gravity drain valve as standard. It is not a domestic appliance adapted for commercial use; it is purpose-built for the demands of regular professional laundry, with Miele's own internal testing running each unit to 30,000 wash cycles before release.

In practice, the PWM507 suits premises with steady but moderate laundry throughput — think a small hotel, a B&B, a nursery, or a care home where workwear, linens, and soft furnishings need reliable daily washing. The drum capacity handles reasonable batch sizes without the machine being oversized for the task, and the language-neutral controls make it straightforward for staff to operate with minimal instruction. Intensive cycle options help where turnaround time is a priority during busy periods.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

  • Tested to 30,000 cycles, reducing the likelihood of unplanned downtime
  • Single-phase supply keeps installation straightforward in most commercial premises
  • Compact footprint fits into utility rooms and back-of-house spaces with limited floor area
  • Language-neutral controls reduce training time for mixed or rotating staff
  • Gravity drain valve included as standard — no drain pump required

It is worth noting that this model includes a gravity drain valve rather than a drain pump, which means the installation point needs to be positioned where gravity drainage to a suitable waste outlet is achievable. The machine runs on a 25-amp single-phase supply, so electrical provision should be confirmed with your installer before purchase. At 101kg, delivery access and final positioning will need planning, particularly in buildings with restricted access or upper-floor laundry rooms.

The PWM507 is best suited to smaller commercial operations with consistent but not high-volume laundry requirements — a 10-20 room hotel, a nursery, or a small care facility, for example. Where daily laundry volumes are significantly higher, or where multiple machines would be needed to keep up with demand, it is worth considering whether a higher-capacity model or a stack configuration would serve the operation better in the long term.

If you are unsure whether this machine matches your site's laundry volume or installation setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PWM507 suitable for a small hotel or B&B with daily laundry demands?

Yes — the PWM507 is well suited to smaller commercial premises such as a 10–20 room hotel, B&B, or similar operation where linens and workwear need washing daily but overall volume is moderate. For sites with significantly higher throughput or multiple departments producing laundry simultaneously, a higher-capacity machine or a multi-machine setup is likely to be a more practical solution.

What does the gravity drain valve mean for installation?

This model includes a gravity drain valve rather than an integrated drain pump, which means the machine needs to be positioned so that waste water can drain freely by gravity to a suitable outlet below the machine's drain point. If your intended installation location requires the water to be pumped up or across a long horizontal run, you would either need to factor in an external pump or consider a model with a built-in pump. It is worth confirming the drain route with your plumber or installer before ordering.

What electrical supply does the Miele PWM507 require?

The PWM507 runs on a single-phase supply and requires a 25-amp circuit. This is a dedicated supply rather than a standard 13-amp socket, so if one is not already in place, an electrician will need to install the appropriate circuit and isolator before the machine can be commissioned. Most commercial premises can accommodate this without significant works, but it is worth verifying your existing electrical provision as part of the installation planning.

Miele PWM507 Commercial Washing Machine 7kg White with Gravity Drain (HW104)

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

The Miele PWM507 is part of Miele's established Little Giant range — a line of compact commercial washing machines that has been in continuous use across professional premises for over 40 years. This model is a single-phase, mains-connected machine with a 64-litre drum and a gravity drain valve as standard. It is not a domestic appliance adapted for commercial use; it is purpose-built for the demands of regular professional laundry, with Miele's own internal testing running each unit to 30,000 wash cycles before release.

In practice, the PWM507 suits premises with steady but moderate laundry throughput — think a small hotel, a B&B, a nursery, or a care home where workwear, linens, and soft furnishings need reliable daily washing. The drum capacity handles reasonable batch sizes without the machine being oversized for the task, and the language-neutral controls make it straightforward for staff to operate with minimal instruction. Intensive cycle options help where turnaround time is a priority during busy periods.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

  • Tested to 30,000 cycles, reducing the likelihood of unplanned downtime
  • Single-phase supply keeps installation straightforward in most commercial premises
  • Compact footprint fits into utility rooms and back-of-house spaces with limited floor area
  • Language-neutral controls reduce training time for mixed or rotating staff
  • Gravity drain valve included as standard — no drain pump required

It is worth noting that this model includes a gravity drain valve rather than a drain pump, which means the installation point needs to be positioned where gravity drainage to a suitable waste outlet is achievable. The machine runs on a 25-amp single-phase supply, so electrical provision should be confirmed with your installer before purchase. At 101kg, delivery access and final positioning will need planning, particularly in buildings with restricted access or upper-floor laundry rooms.

The PWM507 is best suited to smaller commercial operations with consistent but not high-volume laundry requirements — a 10-20 room hotel, a nursery, or a small care facility, for example. Where daily laundry volumes are significantly higher, or where multiple machines would be needed to keep up with demand, it is worth considering whether a higher-capacity model or a stack configuration would serve the operation better in the long term.

If you are unsure whether this machine matches your site's laundry volume or installation setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.