Hi guys, I am new to the forum and would be grateful for some advice. I have recently had to upgrade one of my solar systems. I have had a gas fridge installed at this particular lodge for a number of years but as there are no local repair agents for absorption type fridges (Rustenburg, South Africa), I have purchased an electric one. AEG - S53620CTX2 A++ rating with the label indicating consumption at 117 watts. There is also one alarm system installed, one electric fence energizer and 9 x 6w LED lights. Guests will make use of daytime charging of cellphones but are requested not to use this at night. My installation consists of the following 2 x 235 w Jinko panels and 2 x 265 w Amerisolar panels. I have connected 1 x 235 w and 1 x 265 in series and then coupled the 2 in parallel to feed the invertor, Mecer SOL-I-AX-3MPLUS24. For storage I have 2 x Omnipower OPS260-12 connected in series, approximately 2 years old. There is no Eskom supply and I have no other hardware connected. I completed the installation on Thursday and it appeared to run okay when I checked on Friday, I adjusted the thermostat on the fridge to the suggested Eco setting, the guests phoned this morning to say the invertor had tripped but they were able to reset it and normal power resumed. I am assuming that the invertor switched of due the battery supply reaching it's 50% threshold. Can anyone out there let me know if I should increase my storage capacity or would it be better to put an appliance timer on the fridge to switch off at say 21h00 and on again at 06h00. The fridge has a claimed rising time of 18 hours so I assume food quality will not be compromised over a 9 hour period. Any help or comments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks and Regards, Giles