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Miele PWM507 Commercial Washing Machine 7kg

SKU: HW101

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

Finish, Drain and Power: White, Drain Pump, 2.85kW
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  • In the event of equipment failure any parts needed will be provided 1
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The Miele PWM507 is a 7kg commercial washing machine from Miele's Little Giant range, a series that has been in continuous use across commercial premises for over 40 years. It is designed specifically for professional laundry environments rather than domestic use, and is built to a standard that reflects the demands of sites that rely on consistent, high-volume washing every day. It comes in four versions: white with a drain pump at 2.85kW, white with a drain pump at 5.5kW, stainless steel front with a drain pump at 2.85kW, and white with a gravity drain valve. Each version has its own price and product code.

In practice, the PWM507 suits operations where laundry volume is steady but not industrial in scale. Hotels, bed and breakfasts, nurseries, care homes, and small hospitality businesses commonly use machines in this class to turn around linen, towels, uniforms, and staff workwear efficiently between service periods. Miele rates the Little Giant range to 30,000 wash cycles, which translates to well over a decade of reliable use under typical commercial loads — significantly beyond what a domestic machine could sustain in the same role.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:

  • Language-neutral controls reduce training time and suit mixed-language teams
  • Rapid, intensive cycle options help maintain throughput during busy periods
  • A-rated energy efficiency keeps running costs manageable over the machine's working life
  • Drain pump versions give more flexibility in installation positioning; a gravity drain version is also available
  • Compact footprint relative to drum capacity suits premises where laundry space is limited

The PWM507 runs on a single-phase supply: 2.85kW on the 2.85kW versions, and 5.5kW on a 25 amp supply on the 5.5kW version. The gravity drain version also needs a 25 amp single-phase supply. The drain pump versions remove the dependency on a gravity drain; the gravity drain version must be positioned where waste water can drain freely to a suitable outlet below the machine. Every version needs a cold water inlet and an appropriate drainage point within reach. At 99kg to 101kg, depending on the version, the machine is substantial and should be installed on a solid, level floor, so delivery and positioning should be planned accordingly. The white versions are finished in white metal; the stainless steel version has a stainless steel front.

This model is well suited to smaller commercial operations with moderate daily laundry demands. If your site runs continuous laundry across multiple shifts, or handles particularly high volumes of heavy linen, a higher-capacity commercial washer may be a more practical choice in the long run.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your site's workload 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 running daily laundry?

Yes, this is one of the most common use cases for machines in this class. A small hotel or B&B with a moderate daily volume of towels, bed linen, and staff uniforms will typically find a 7kg commercial washer manageable, though the right fit depends on how many cycles per day you need to run. If your laundry demand is continuous or growing, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model would serve you better before purchasing.

How does a Miele Little Giant differ from a commercial-grade domestic washing machine?

The core difference is build specification and rated longevity. The Little Giant range is engineered for continuous commercial use and rated to 30,000 wash cycles, whereas a domestic machine, even a robust one, is not designed for that frequency or intensity of use. In a commercial setting, using domestic laundry equipment typically results in early failure and more frequent replacement, which makes the higher upfront cost of a purpose-built commercial machine the more practical choice over time.
Miele PWM507 Commercial Washing Machine 7kg

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

£4,070.00(£4,884.00 inc VAT)

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Finish, Drain and Power: White, Drain Pump, 2.85kW
  • White, Drain Pump, 2.85kW
  • White, Drain Pump, 5.5kW
  • Stainless Steel, Drain Pump, 2.85kW
  • White, Gravity Drain

The Miele PWM507 is a 7kg commercial washing machine from Miele's Little Giant range, a series that has been in continuous use across commercial premises for over 40 years. It is designed specifically for professional laundry environments rather than domestic use, and is built to a standard that reflects the demands of sites that rely on consistent, high-volume washing every day. It comes in four versions: white with a drain pump at 2.85kW, white with a drain pump at 5.5kW, stainless steel front with a drain pump at 2.85kW, and white with a gravity drain valve. Each version has its own price and product code.

In practice, the PWM507 suits operations where laundry volume is steady but not industrial in scale. Hotels, bed and breakfasts, nurseries, care homes, and small hospitality businesses commonly use machines in this class to turn around linen, towels, uniforms, and staff workwear efficiently between service periods. Miele rates the Little Giant range to 30,000 wash cycles, which translates to well over a decade of reliable use under typical commercial loads — significantly beyond what a domestic machine could sustain in the same role.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages are straightforward:

  • Language-neutral controls reduce training time and suit mixed-language teams
  • Rapid, intensive cycle options help maintain throughput during busy periods
  • A-rated energy efficiency keeps running costs manageable over the machine's working life
  • Drain pump versions give more flexibility in installation positioning; a gravity drain version is also available
  • Compact footprint relative to drum capacity suits premises where laundry space is limited

The PWM507 runs on a single-phase supply: 2.85kW on the 2.85kW versions, and 5.5kW on a 25 amp supply on the 5.5kW version. The gravity drain version also needs a 25 amp single-phase supply. The drain pump versions remove the dependency on a gravity drain; the gravity drain version must be positioned where waste water can drain freely to a suitable outlet below the machine. Every version needs a cold water inlet and an appropriate drainage point within reach. At 99kg to 101kg, depending on the version, the machine is substantial and should be installed on a solid, level floor, so delivery and positioning should be planned accordingly. The white versions are finished in white metal; the stainless steel version has a stainless steel front.

This model is well suited to smaller commercial operations with moderate daily laundry demands. If your site runs continuous laundry across multiple shifts, or handles particularly high volumes of heavy linen, a higher-capacity commercial washer may be a more practical choice in the long run.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your site's workload or installation setup, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.