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Enlaps SAS is a French imaging-technology company founded in 2015 that develops autonomous, connected Tikee timelapse cameras and the associated myTikee cloud platform. Its systems are designed for long-duration remote visual monitoring and automated timelapse creation, particularly for construction projects, infrastructure, events, tourism, environmental observation, agriculture, and other sites requiring continuous image capture. The cameras combine wide-angle imaging, Wi-Fi/4G connectivity, weather-resistant housings and, on selected models, solar-powered autonomous operation, while the cloud platform handles image storage, project monitoring, processing and automated content generation. Enlaps says more than 25,000 Tikee cameras are deployed across roughly 110 countries, and its current range includes products such as the Tikee 4X and Tikee mini S. The cameras are marketed as Made in France, with hardware manufacturing and integration substantially outsourced to French electronics manufacturers such as éolane.
Tikee cameras can lose charge rapidly or enter ECO/standby mode, particularly with weak cellular reception, frequent uploads, cold weather, or insufficient solar exposure. Low battery can stop cloud uploads and eventually shut the camera down.
The internal or external solar charging system may provide insufficient or no charging because of poor panel exposure, contamination, temperature extremes, connector problems, or abnormal panel voltage. Enlaps specifies roughly 4.9–5.1 V from the solar panel under suitable sunlight.
Tikee cameras may stop communicating with the myTikee cloud platform even while continuing to capture images locally. Failed modems, poor signal conditions, configuration loss, or network instability can leave cameras unreachable until an on-site restart or connection test is performed.
The camera may stop recognizing the microSD card because of card failure, formatting problems, incompatible speed/capacity, or filesystem corruption. Since Tikee cameras require an SD card to capture images, this condition can stop image acquisition completely.
Tikee units can fail to boot or become unresponsive and require charging or a long power-button reset. Older manuals specifically identify no-power and non-operating conditions as troubleshooting cases.
The rear power switch, particularly on some Tikee mini units, can become unreliable and require repeated presses before the camera turns on or off. User reports describe the button as intermittently unresponsive despite the specified three-second press operation.
Tikee cameras may fail to pair with phones or tablets, preventing local configuration and diagnostics. Recovery commonly involves restarting the camera, resetting the phone Bluetooth connection, unlinking the device, and reconnecting through the Tikee Remote app.
Photos may remain on the SD card instead of reaching myTikee because of low battery, cellular/Wi-Fi failure, SD-card problems, or interrupted connectivity. Firmware updates can also reset network settings on some versions, resulting in apparent upload failure until the connection is reconfigured.
One or more status LEDs can stop illuminating, making battery, sequence, or error-state diagnosis difficult. Enlaps' original Tikee troubleshooting documentation specifically directs users with failed LEDs to technical support.
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