Solar panels - large enough?

Hope a solar regulator is fitted?
Hope they are AGM DC batteries?

simplistic answer... yes

Maîneÿ . . .

Yes that system should supply more than enough power for a fridge & several energy efficient lights if the panels are kept generally pointed towards the sun (not parked in the shade), it's not over 38 degrees or it's not raining. Depending on the size & efficiency of the fridge you should expect 3 days running off the batteries alone so asuming they are also connected to the cars charging circuit, even in bad weather they will be topped up after a days drive.
When you say "(and more)" if you intend also running a pump, TV, battery chargers, laptop or a fan ect I'd add up the combined expected power usage of those items to reasess if your system is up to supplying the additional load on top of the fridge & lights.
Cheers Craig..............

Caseh,

If you are using the fridge as a fridge you won't have any problems but if you are trying to use it as a freezer in areas which are hot day and night, e.g. the Kimberlies, you may.

If you are in places like Innamincka where it is warm during the day and freezing at night you should be okay. I don't know what Margaret River is like but you might be fine there. Keep an eye on the batteries and don't let them get too flat. You may have to book into a powered site occasionally to let the solar catch up.

You do need to manage your power consumption and battery state carefully. Fridges/ batteries problems and backing caravans into parks seem to create the most stress and arguments.

I have 3 x 80 watt panels and I had problems from Cairns and upwards to the Cape this year with the constant cloudy days. The batteries State of charge got below 70% and I prefer not to let them go below 80%. I booked into a powered site at Loyalty Beach for a few days and that allowed my batteries to recover.

Once the batteries get back in float I turn the fridge to its coldest setting until about 5pm and then back to around -10 C. It helps save the batteries a bit and all the food stays frozen.

Regards,
Bob

you dont say what brand or size fridge. 2 x 80w solar panels would only keep a small fridge powered. The fridge is probably 80l or 110l and 2 x80w will not be sufficient to power a fridge that size.