EN 361 Code of Ethics

SMARTHOME CODE OF ETHICS

Our commitment to responsible business practices is absolute. Our employees, officers and directors act with integrity in all interactions with customers, partners, shareholders and governments and comply with the requirements of our extensive ethics program. Our code of conduct establishes the rules we follow as we work and provide a framework for all of our decisions and actions. Listed below are few of our most important global policies that demonstrate our values:

• Every one of our employees and all people performing work for or on behalf of SmartHome Solutions should be treated with respect and dignity. We have notolerance policy for discrimination and harassment – and zero tolerance for workplace violence and weapons.

• We opposed to corruption in all forms and vigorously monitor compliance in our business activities of those who represent us and supply goods and services in support of our business activities.

• Social responsibility and sustainability are important factors for the long-term success of our company, employees and the planet.

• We are committed to quality, safety and compliance for all of our products and services.

• Regardless of media, employee must talk about the company in a way that protects its reputation and promoted its brands honestly and accurately.

• We comply with the rules and regulations that apply to importing or exporting products, parts, materials, software and technology for on behalf of SmartHome Solutions.

• Respect for human rights, fair labor practices and humane working conditions are simply fundamental to our minimum expectation of all suppliers. In addition, SmartHome Solutions works with our suppliers to understand the probability of having Conflict Minerals in our products. We continue to monitor U.S. regulatory and legislative development related to Section 1502 of the Dodd-Frank Reform Act.

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