By means of a liquid guide located on the body, which is situated inside a cylindrical body and has guide blades (7–8) at one end, it is used to measure the flow of liquid in only one direction. The liquid inlet guides (4) inside the body (9) direct the flow towards the
impeller (3), and since the form of the guide blades (7–8) on the outlet bracket (5) of the
impeller (3) is the same as the form of the
impeller (3), in reverse flow the blades do not interact between each other to create a rotation. At the same time, in said invention, since the blade (8) angles of the outlet flow guide are in the same direction as the blade angles of the impeller (3), in the event of reverse flow of the liquid inside the device, the guide remains stationary, thereby not generating a
signal during reverse flow. The working principle of said invention is based on counting the
signal pulses generated depending on the amount of liquid passing through the sensor. The counted pulses are converted into a flow rate in litres per minute with the aid of a predetermined flow formula. This formula is determined depending on the design of the sensor and may vary according to the sensitivity of the sensor. An increase in the flow rate causes a proportional increase in the
pulse frequency. The sensor measures this frequency to determine the flow rate and accordingly calculates the amount of liquid passing per unit time in the most accurate way. In said invention, the absence of an additional
magnet in the impeller (3) and the difference from traditional flow sensors existing in the state of the art due to the
magnetic field property originating from the impeller (3) itself is characterised. In said invention, by leaving only a very small gap between the inlet mouth of the bearing (1) on the inlet side of the impeller (3) and the impeller (3) itself, the entry of particles carried by the fluid into the bearing (1) region is prevented. At the same time, said invention is related to obtaining the same measurements in different types of installation diameters, and, as long as the inlet installation cross-sectional area is not smaller than the cross-sectional area of the flow meter, measurement with the same sensitivity is obtained from the flow meter.