The input energy of a solar photovoltaic power generation system is unstable; therefore, batteries are typically required to ensure stable system operation. Batteries are essential for both solar lighting and other applications. Common battery types include lead-acid, Ni-Cd, and Ni-H batteries, and their capacity selection is crucial to the system's reliability and economy. When selecting batteries, the following principles should be followed: First, ensure that as much energy generated by the solar panel modules during the day is stored as possible while meeting nighttime lighting needs; simultaneously, consider the energy demand for nighttime lighting during consecutive cloudy or rainy days. Insufficient battery capacity will fail to meet nighttime lighting needs; while excessive capacity may lead to prolonged undercharging, affecting battery life and causing unnecessary waste.