Cards & Fobs for Keri, RBH, Rosslare & Other Systems

Not every access control system runs on HID, AWID or Kantech credentials. This collection gathers cards and fobs for other systems, especially Keri Systems, RBH and Rosslare, plus a few 13.56 MHz cards for specific readers.

What's in it

  • Keri Systems: KC-10X and KC-26X clamshells, NXT-C card and NXT-K key ring tag, PKT-10X and PKT-26X key tags, MT-10X and MT-26X ISO cards (with or without a mag stripe), and Pyramid Series PSC-1 and PSM-2P cards.
  • RBH: AWID-built 50-bit clamshell, ISO card and key tag, and HID-built ProxCard II and ISOProx II in RBH's 64-bit R9011327B format.
  • Rosslare: AT-ERC clamshell and AT-ERS ISO 125 kHz cards.
  • Others: ADI pre-programmed clamshells for HID readers, GeoVision MIFARE DESFire EV2 cards, and generic NXP MIFARE Classic 1K and 4K PVC cards.

How to choose

Know your reader. Keri has its own formats. "10X" products use Keri's format for MS-Series readers. "26X" products use 26-bit Wiegand. RBH systems use proprietary 50-bit or 64-bit formats, and those cards only work on RBH panels. The reader label or your installer can confirm what you have.

Check order multiples. Several Keri and GeoVision cards ship in multiples of 25 or 50 and arrive numbered in sequence. Note the start number you need.

Facility codes. Some RBH cards ship with a standard site code that isn't guaranteed. If your panel needs a specific code, contact us before ordering.

Printable or not. ISO cards (MT, PSM-2P, AT-ERS, RBH ISO) take direct printing. Clamshells and key tags don't. Use an adhesive card on top for a photo.

Our card formats guide explains bit lengths and facility codes, and how RFID cards work covers the basics.

FAQ

Will Keri cards work on an HID reader?

Keri's own-format cards won't. Some multi-technology readers support Keri, so check your reader's spec sheet.

Are generic MIFARE cards ready to use?

They're unprogrammed. They'll work on systems that read only the card serial number. Sector-based systems need encoding first.

Can I mix brands at one site?

Only if your readers support each card's technology and format.

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