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nanobeam 5 ac would be the best solution i have a set of these setup and they work really well the link is 1.6 km and i can get 150-200meg down on a good day and about the same up never had a problem with them either, i also have a set of power beams running with minimal alignment ad they work a treat to get fiber to a remote location
yeah power beams would be over kill for 500m, also on the nano beam link there is a tower of some description and trees in the way but it still manages to get -65 to -68 db which is good at 80mhz channel width, over the 500m you may want to play with the channel width and power output and adjust them accordingly here is another example where the link is just over 100m and the ouput is set to 0db
Edit: also forgot to mention get the NBE-5AC model gen one or gen 2, as the 5 gig band isnt as congested as the 2.4 gig
My 400m link with a couple of Litebeam 5ac Gen2's, pretty well maxed out
Litebeams only useful for PtP, but do their job very nicely and were cheapest of the AC radio's
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