What kind of equipment issues are typically associated with burned cord caps and outlets?

Burned cord caps and outlets are commonly indicative of low voltage issues and breakers tripping. When equipment operates under low voltage conditions, it often draws more current to compensate for the reduced voltage. This excessive current can lead to overheating in the connections, which is what causes the burning of cord caps and outlets.

Additionally, when the circuit cannot handle the increased load due to low voltage, it may cause breakers to trip as a protection mechanism. This tripping is a safety feature designed to prevent further damage to the electrical system and the equipment connected to it. Therefore, the connection between low voltage and the burning of cord caps and outlets makes this the most accurate answer compared to other options, which do not directly address the specific scenarios associated with such issues.