Need reliable electrical or mechanical 24hr timer

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A reliable electrical or mechanical 24-hour timer is needed for a home project, requiring at least 50 cycles with a cumulative error of no more than ±30 minutes. There is confusion regarding the cumulative error period, specifically whether it applies to 50 cycles over 24 hours. Suggestions for components are sought, but the discussion raises the question of why a standard clock cannot be used instead. Clarification on the specifications and requirements for the timer is essential for appropriate recommendations. The focus remains on finding a timer that meets these precise performance criteria.
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It needs to perform at least 50 cycles with a cumulative error of no more than [+\-] 30 minutes. This is for a home project.

Any suggestions of components?
 
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I'm not sure I understand...why can't you use a clock (either electrical or mechanical)?
 
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