9000l/h Flow Sensor Fittings?

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I'm considering picking up a couple 9000 l/h flow sensors and saw the inner diameter was approximately 1", but the available imperial fittings are for 3/4" pipe. I want to use these for two return pumps and 1" pvc, but believe these fittings would be too restrictive. Do I have any other options for larger fittings? If not, is there a way to make the Neptune 2" flow sensor work with the Profilux?
 
I struggled to find the correct size connectors.
If I'm not mistaken the double u ion ball valve threads are same size aka.. the valve bit comes out and the sensor goes in.

Flow - yes it will be restrictive
 
GHL USA now sells imperial fittings for that flow sensor, which is great for people using 3/4" pvc, but that's just not a good match for my application.
 
Any idea what material the flow sensor is made from?

I’m in the same predicament and thinking I may turn down both ends to 1.315” and glue 1” unions on both ends.
 

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