Keri Systems 125 kHz Compatible card available

Keri Systems Proximité Compatible Cards & Fobs

Keri's Pyramid-reader credential family — the PSC-1 clamshell and PSK-3 fob — orderable in standard 26-bit Wiegand or a custom layout, which made it a favorite of integrators mixing Keri readers into multi-brand systems.

Does American Key Cards make Keri Systems Proximité compatible cards?

Yes — American Key Cards supplies unbranded Keri Systems Proximité compatible cards and key fobs (AKC Proximité-Compatible Clamshell Card), encoded to your facility code and card-number range and ready to use on your existing Keri Systems readers. No hardware changes and no dealer account required.

125 kHz
Frequency
RFID prox (Pyramid-series reader ecosystem)
Technology
2
Bit formats
3+
OEM part nos.
American Key Cards
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Proximité took the opposite approach from Keri's proprietary formats: instead of locking the encoding to one controller family, PSC-1-class credentials could be ordered in plain 26-bit Wiegand or a custom structure, so a Pyramid-series reader could feed practically any panel. That flexibility is why these credentials show up in buildings that never ran Keri controllers at all — an integrator liked the readers, the panel spoke Wiegand, and the credential bridged the two. Ordering a replacement therefore starts with one question: which encoding was your batch programmed in? A working sample card or your original order sheet answers it. From there we manufacture unbranded, compatible-by-specification clamshells and fobs programmed to your facility code and number range, verified against your specified layout before shipping.

Keri Systems Proximité specifications

System brand
Keri Systems
Technology
Passive RFID proximity (Pyramid-series reader ecosystem)
Frequency
125 kHz
Credential platform
Standard 125 kHz proximity IC programmed in the Proximité encoding
Bit formats
Keri Proximité format (26-bit Wiegand or custom Wiegand per order specification), 26-bit Wiegand (H10301, common ordering option)
OEM part numbers
PSC-1, PSC-1-A, PSK-3

Specifications reviewed August 2026

Our compatible Keri Systems Proximité credentials

American Key Cards manufactures unbranded credentials engineered to work with your existing Keri Systems readers — no hardware changes, encoded to your facility code and card-number range before they ship.

AKC Proximité-Compatible Clamshell CardProximity / ISO card

American Key Cards is an independent manufacturer of unbranded, compatible-by-specification credentials. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Keri Systems, and we never supply OEM-branded product — for brand-original credentials, order from Keri Systems or an authorized dealer. Brand names appear only to identify compatibility, and all trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.

Where Keri Systems Proximité is used

  • Buildings using Keri Pyramid-series proximity readers
  • Wiegand-input access systems accepting PSC-1-format credentials
  • Multi-manufacturer installations where Pyramid readers are installed
  • Replacement credentials for PSC-1-based deployments

Works with these readers

Keri Pyramid-series proximity readersKeri P-710H proximity readerKeri P-900H multi-format readerAny Wiegand-compatible reader (when encoded in 26-bit Wiegand)

Keri Systems Proximité — FAQ

How is Proximité different from the Keri MS format?

MS is Keri's own closed format tied to MicroStar readers and Tiger controllers. Proximité credentials are orderable in standard Wiegand layouts, so they work with the Pyramid reader line feeding any Wiegand panel — including non-Keri systems. That openness is the family's defining feature.

Can PSC-1-style cards be used on non-Keri access systems?

Yes, when programmed in a standard layout like 26-bit H10301 — the reader outputs ordinary Wiegand data any panel can parse. This is one of the few legacy credential families that routinely crosses brand boundaries.

Do these cards come pre-programmed?

Ours ship programmed to your specification — facility code and card-number range in the layout your system expects. Nothing arrives blank; every batch is verified before it leaves so cards enroll on delivery.

What if I don't know which encoding my system uses?

Send photos of a working card and your reader model. If the card was programmed in a standard Wiegand layout we can usually confirm it from the printed numbering and your panel settings; if it's custom, your original supplier order sheet or panel configuration pins it down.