Long-term observation of Seyfert Galaxies NGC 1275 and 3c 382 at TeV energies by SHALON

Galaxy NGC 1275 is the central dominant galaxy of the Perseus Cluster of Galaxies and is of Seyfert galaxy class. NGC 1275 is known as powerful X-ray and radio source. In 1996 year a new metagalactic source was detected by SHALON at TeV energies. This object was identified with Seyfert galaxy NGC1275. The image and spectral energy distribution of NGC 1275 as well as 3c382 are presented. The recent detection by the Fermi LAT of gamma-rays from the NGC1275 makes the observation of the energy E > 100 GeV part of its broadband spectrum particularly interesting. The available high and very high energy data for NGC 1275 are well fitted in this model with three components.