We have it connected in our Laundry Room 240V. Miele Concierge did the delivery and install.

My Model is PW6065 Plus!

Washer, delivery, install, tax and a 5 year Miele warranty included...$4700.00

Miele seems to make it more complicated in Canada... Page 54 of the Canadian Little Giant manual

http://mieleprofessional.ca/ca/prof/products/manuals.aspx?app_mNo=000000000006607680&product_type=PW6065%20Plus%20LP&docType=TX2070

says

The washer comes with a power cord without a plug. The machine is supplied as standard for connection to a 208 V, 60 Hz, 20 A, 2-phase electrical supply*.

For extra safety it is advisable to install a residual current device (RCD) with a

trip current of 30 mA. The machine must only be connected to the voltage and frequency shown on the data plate.

*To convert the machine to another electrical connection, please read the converting manual on the wiring diagram inside the washer. The conversion must be performed by a Miele Service Technician. Additionally the "Heating level" setting must be adjusted.

Since the US machine is rated for 208V-240V with heater wattage of 3.8 kW - 5.0 kW, and Canadian machine is rated for 208V with heater wattage of 3.8kW, they would seem to have the same insides (a heater that draws 5000 watts at 240V will draw only 3755 watts at 208V). Further, the "Installation Specifications" covering both countries

http://www.miele-pro.com/us/prof/products/manuals.aspx?app_mNo=000000000009005070&product_type=PW6065%20Plus%20US&docType=TX2329

shows the US and Canadian models having the same gauge power cord, 10AWG that can handle 30 amps (which is the gauge needed if the heater draws 5000 watts, as a result of being fed 240V power). So I believe the Canadian spec machine could be converted by a Miele tech to run on 240V, if that's what you have in your house. Then you could attach an L6-30P plug like the US Little Giants have. It plugs into an outlet like this:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Cooper-Wiring-Devices-30-Amp-250-Volt-Hart-Lock-Industrial-Grade-Receptacle-Black-and-White-L630R/206469308

Also, you can't take everything in Miele manuals literally, and it's conceivable that you could, in fact, order a Little Giant already set up for 240V, with the L6-30P plug attached.

I would call Miele tech support and ask them. No idea who you get in Canada, however. But at worst, but call Princeton in the morning and ask them to speak to someone who can tell you about Canada. Or, call the NYC showroom. There's a guy there, whose name I can't recall, sorry, who is encyclopedic about that sort of thing as they very often advise designers.

Please let us know what you find out, whether or not you go ahead with a purchase. I suspect the difference between US and Canada is that the Little Giant is available in the US through Miele's residential channel under their "Professional For The Home" program. In Canada, where Miele lists no residential laundry machines, you're treated as a commercial customer, and the machine is packaged differently. That's my guess. But I do think it's the same machine either way.