There is no standard height for a door viewer. The door viewer should be positioned so that the majority of people can use it, which will mean low enough to accommodate a majority of short people, because taller people can bend down to use it.
While this may be inconvenient for taller people, they can at least use it, whereas short people would need to use a step, which would be extremely inconvenient.
Other factors are the likely users. If there are likely to be wheelchair users or very short people it may be best to have two viewers.
Note that the viewer needs to be set for eye height, not head height.
Per the 2010 ADA guidelines, the height of the accessible door viewer should be at 42" to the center of the viewer from the floor.
48" Above Finished Floor
The standard height of a sliding glass door is typically 80 inches.
The standard height for a door handle is typically around 36 inches from the bottom of the door to the center of the handle.
The standard height for installing a door in relation to the bottom of the door frame is typically 1 inch above the floor.
The standard door handle height for residential buildings is typically around 36 inches from the floor.
A standard interior door height is 2.032 metres. ( 2m 32mm.)
About 64 inches.
36 inches is the standard doorknob height.
The standard exterior door height is 80 inches. The standard exterior door width is 36 inches. The thickness of the door should be at least 3/4" thick.
The standard height for a left-handed door in a residential building is typically 80 inches or 6 feet 8 inches.
A standard sliding door typically has dimensions of 80 inches in height and 36 inches in width.