To avoid similar accidents, it is recommended that sprinkler systems should not use anymore zinc-lined pipes in the country. Systems already under construction may be completed as planned, but the possible formation of hydrogen in the system piping must be taken into account to ensure safety.Further recommendations from tukes (see references): Zinc-coated sprinkler pipes may form hydrogen gas, which can leak out during maintenance or other work on the sprinkler pipes, forming a flammable mix of hydrogen gas and air. This should be taken into account when assessing the danger of explosion and when required to draw up an explosion protection document. Sprinkler fitters must use a detector for hydrogen gas when emptying sprinkler pipes. A company that maintains sprinkler systems must device instructions for their employees that covers the ventilation of a facility, use of gas detectors, observation of pipe pressure, protective equipment and other equipment thought necessary. The sprinkler rooms ventilation should be ensured and boosted if needed when the sprinkler pipes are emptied or altered.